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After the age of washable and sticking plaster, UK based Polymertronics are developing a glowing band aid (plaster) for the new age of medical genius. In works to develop as a treatment for skin cancer, the glowing plaster infused with a series of...
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What you see above is a patent filed by Samsung for a phone with a QWERTY keypad that comes out like wings from behind the phone. Samsung has filed this patent with the...
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The Peephole Camera and DVR is a great way to see what is going on at your front door. You can record everything that happens just on the other side of the door.
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The Cstar Gadget and Gift Series 8×20 Aluminum Porro Prism Binocular are the best for those that wear eyeglasses due to the extra large roll down eye cups, on the...
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If you travel quite a bit or are just a fanatic about keeping your hands clean, the dissolving travel toiletries can be your little secret. You can take these items...
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Looking for a unique gift for that special guy. The Freedom Dynamo Electric Shaver just might be it. Not only will it provide your guy with a clean shave but also it is...
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An atypical tooth-in-eye surgery has restored the eyesight of Martin Jones. Blinded in an accident, the 42-year-old Jones was really excited to see his wife for the...
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Submarines are built for clean blue waters, with no thought that they’ll someday be submerged into sewers. The unlikely is made real by an Italian company which has...
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Finally, a real feasible solution to live out both passions of watching TV for sporting events and surfing the net to knows what’s topping the gadget world. Enough of...
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Who says you want to go camping or hiking without the luxury of electricity so you can log into your email or enjoy your favorite video? You can spend all day hiking in...
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I still remember the first dictionary that my parents gave to me – a big thick green book with the words MERRIAM WEBSTER splashed all over it. I was in third grade,...
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I very recently bought one of those regular red Swiss Army knives for myself. I haven’t had a real opportunity to use it in the wild yet, therefore I am planning a...
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In my place of work there is no check on an employee’s movement, and me being one, I keep loitering around for most of the day all unchecked. Employers in Japan have...
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Found this cool illustration depicting what extra-terrestrial life-forms might be watching right now, assuming they exist, have the relevant technology and are...
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If you are one of those who love to listen to the music while studying or working on a workstation, designer Sergey Chernobay has devised a multifunctional device that...
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That sounds kinda pathetic, doesn’t it? Who takes pictures of themselves when they’re alone? HAH! I can name more than 10 people who do! Come on, you have to admit...
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Celebrating the success of the Dartsmate brand, the Keyglory looks set to expand its range with the sleek user friendly scorer, the “Dartsmate Pro.” Coming from the...
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When we first saw pictures of the Lenovo Pocket Yoga, an ultra-portable PC, we thought Sony’s Vaio P was under theat. What we forgot then was the fact that China was...
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Inspired by an animal, possibly a horse, the “Nomad” by Jason Battersby is an ambitious project that promising an “ultimate driving experience” looks to...
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So you are still confused about, which phone to buy, the iPhone 3GS or the Nokia N97, then this video below will be very helpful for you, where the reviewer has...
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Babbler is the first native Facebook application for Android based phones. The application can be used to check out your news feed, comments on your friend;s wall,...
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Federal regulators alleged Tuesday that an Illinois-based company bought the only two medicines approved to treat premature babies born with a potentially...
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We may have the latest innovations and technology to assist doctors, but modern medication is still a far-fetched dream for millions of people who lack basic...
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Eco Factor: Thermos-sized device needs to be heated to trigger a refrigerant.
Research indicates that more than one-sixth of the world population lacks access to...
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Online medication is far more popular among patients with erectile dysfunction than visits to physicians, concluded researchers after evaluating both these modes of...
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This is too good not to pass on to you. It made my day and is keeping me from going to sleep. Imagine we finally allow hungry people in Africa to be fed using food...
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AP, Trenton
For the first time, it appears that more than half of all insured Americans are taking prescription medicines regularly for chronic health problems, a study shows.The...
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For the first time, it appears that more than half of all insured Americans are taking prescription medicines regularly for chronic health problems, a study shows.The...
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AP, Trenton
For the first time, it appears that more than half of all insured Americans are taking prescription medicines regularly for chronic health problems, a study shows.The...
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When a patient gets a new prescription filled, there’s a fair chance a pharmacist will be looking over the doctor’s shoulder, more or less. Increasingly,...
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Ulcers are sores on the lining of your digestive tract. According to familydoctor, Ulcers are caused by a type of bacteria called Helicobacter pylori; acid and other...
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In a special move, scientists are trying to dilute the bridge between scientific studies and spirituality.
We all know that for years spirituality and scientific...
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Most of the HIV-positive patients try to avoid surgery, but now they have a reason to think about it if they find it necessary and this reason comes off a new research,...
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Doses of antibiotics to cure acute bronchitis may not help you, according to a new finding. Experiments done during the course of this study found no evidence that...
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While the Bang & Olufsen Medicom has already a medication device named “Helping HandTM”, they have teamed up with AstraZeneca AB to develop a...
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Ever been out of station and worried about the elderly persons at your home? Are you worried whether your grandpa has taken the medications at right time or not? If...
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Now, Wi-Fi is here to help you with your daily dose of pills. And forgetting to take your daily pills would never be an issue! - As researchers in Boston have developed...
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Good news not only for the overweight concerned people but also those who are worried and confused with the prolonged treatments for weight-loss. The weight-loss...
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This photo, supplied by the U.S.Marshals Service, shows deputy U.S. Marshals assigned to the Strategic National Stockpile Security Operations program taking part in annual advanced tactical training in Titusville, Fla., on Wednesday, April 29, 2009. The.
