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Grand Canyon National Park officials hope they have finally put to rest a long-standing rumor that the athletic fields where local children play were contaminated with...
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The Versatile dentist from Delhi Dr. Ramesh Mathur sent the following email.
AFTER YEARS OF TELLING PEOPLE CHEMOTHERAPY IS THE ONLY WAY TO TRY AND ELIMINATE CANCER,...
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MEN who talk for hours on their mobile phones could be jeopardising their chance of fathering a child, Australian research suggests.An experiment on semen revealed...
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No one knows what the earth will be like in a million years. But a proposed nuclear waste dump in Nevada must be designed to ensure that people living near it a million...
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The Environmental Protection Agency said Tuesday that the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump in Nevada must be designed to ensure against excessive radiation...
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The government says a proposed nuclear waste dump in Nevada must be designed to ensure against excessive radiation exposure to nearby residents for up to a million...
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Researchers have expressed their deep concern on the rise of health problems being caused by the exposure to E-smog. Actually, E-smog is the emission of electromagnetic...
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IIT professor invents device called Radiation Shield, for those living close to cellphone towers, which reduces radiation levels in a room by at least 50 per cent
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Consumers worried about salad safety may soon be able to buy fresh spinach and iceberg lettuce zapped with just enough radiation to kill E. coli and a few other germs.
made popular Aug 23 2008
AP, Tokyo
A small amount of liquid containing uranium splashed out of a container at a Japanese nuclear fuel plant near Tokyo, slightly exposing two people to radiation, the...
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CyberKnife, which has been developed by the Oklahoma CyberKnife center, aims to treat patients with tumors with the help of concentrated beams of radiation. It reduces...
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AP, Tokyo
A small amount of uranium powder escaped from a machine at a Japanese nuclear fuel plant near Tokyo, slightly exposing a worker to radiation, the plant operator said...
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Astronomers have discovered that earth emots shrieking and chirps like sounds, that could be heard by any body trying to listen including the aliens.
These radio waves,...
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Electronic goods are not immune to radiation and especially so, when the electronic components make the journey through space. Transistors in particular, are...
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AP, Atlanta
The world’s largest builder of nuclear reactors apologized to regulators Wednesday over a shipment of equipment that contained a radiation “hot spot”...
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A drug that can protect against the effects of radiation, whether from cancer treatment, a nuclear accident or an atomic bomb, is unveiled today.
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AP, Washington
Scientists mimicked one of cancer’s sneaky tricks to create a drug that promises to prevent a serious side effect of cancer treatment _ radiation damage _ or...
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A research panel said Wednesday that the government should encourage replacement of cesium chloride for medical and research radiation because terrorists could use it...
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AP, Pocatello
Idaho State University anthropologists are retracing American Indian trade routes by bombarding arrowheads and other stone tools with radiation that helps locate their...
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After $30 million in taxpayer spending, work on a government project developing high-tech sensors to detect radiation at ports or border crossings is mired in...
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