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Testing when eyes become vulnerable to cataracts
AP, Washington
Space shuttle science may soon come to an eye doctor near you: Researchers are using a NASA gadget to finally tell if a cataract is brewing before someone’s...
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made popular Jan 19 2009
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From 140 mph to zero in no time flat
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I don’t fear flying. But this is more like a controlled crash.
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made popular Nov 15 2008
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Doorknobs and TV remotes are germ hotbeds
AP, Washington
Someone in your house have the sniffles? Watch out for the refrigerator door handle. The TV remote, too. A new study finds that cold sufferers often leave their germs...
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made popular Oct 28 2008
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Window coatings can channel energy
AP, Washington
Perhaps Johnny Nash should be singing, “I can see energy now.”Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a system that turns...
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made popular Jul 10 2008
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Doorknobs and TV remotes are germ hotbeds
AP, Washington
Someone in your house have the sniffles? Watch out for the refrigerator door handle. The TV remote, too. A new study finds that cold sufferers often leave their germs...
MED, Catching, Colds, Technology
made popular Oct 28 2008
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British scientists create first mouse that can catch colds
Manish Kanaujia, Shimla
British scientists have created a mouse that can catch colds. It will help to develop and test new treatments for winter coughs and sneezes and also help people who...
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made popular Feb 12 2008
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Obesity Increases With Exposure to Ad-36 Virus: Study
Irani, New Delhi
Yet another pathogen’s role in the increase of obesity cases worldwide. The virus Ad-36 might have a hand in causing weight gain! A study conducted on Australians...
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made popular Mar 20 2006
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FILE **In this Jan 31, 2007, file photo, University of Michigan freshman Alicja Sobilo wears a surgical mask at work as part of a study as to whether the use of masks affects the spread of flu or other respiratory illnesses in Ann Arbor, Mich.. Doctors.

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