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Electricity is only a black essence for the blind. Did anyone of us ever assume electricity could one day be a boon not just for the ones fortunate enough to see, but for the blind too? Then perhaps that’s the reason why they call Japan the land of...
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Treatment of arthritis is possible now
Arthritis or joints diseases are very common problem in our society. Arthritis is a broad term that describes inflammation of the...
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A new high-tech Japanese electronic display can instantly identify people’s sex or age range and target them with advertisements to suit them.
made popular Jul 22 2008
What a downer, but hey, here’s a solution!
Greening your sex life isn’t just good for the environment, it’s good for you, too! Here are some things...
made popular Jul 22 2008
Here in Australia alone there is 1 in 5 people who battle with a mental illness. I am one of those people. I am Louise and I have Bipolar. In the past 3 years since...
made popular Jul 22 2008
If contradicting research has you wondering if coffee is healthy or harmful, the answer is simple: it depends.
A recent study showed a benefit from drinking java on a...
made popular Jul 22 2008
CALL IT Fattergate. Americans are getting scandalously big for their britches (and shirts and skirts and dresses and suits). And scientists would like to know why, so...
made popular Jul 21 2008
The Sex and the City actress wants you to know it’s about an inch from where you think it is. And nine other things you don’t know about women.
made popular Jul 21 2008
It’s OK to eat all kinds of tomatoes again, the U.S. government declared Thursday _ lifting its salmonella warning on the summer favorites amid signs that the...
made popular Jul 21 2008
Look deep into someone’s eyes and know what is in their hearts - or whether they will eventually get diabetes!Yes, a new screening device that pinpoints early...
made popular Jul 21 2008
Water is an important ingredient for our body. To stay healthy, one should drink at least eight glasses of water everyday. Here are some facts about water you must...
made popular Jul 21 2008
little exercise or ‘resistance training’ to strengthen muscles goes a long way in keeping older men fit as a fiddle, according to a study by University of...
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How does he intend to prevent millions of death each year? The Clinton Foundation way! Negotiate prices for the antimalarial combination drug Arteminisin/Artesunate, a...
made popular Jul 21 2008
Hello everyone, I am a new member and my intention in joining this site is to share my story, and talk with others who battle with Bipolar. I am 46 years young, and at...
made popular Jul 21 2008
Optimism is good for heart health, at least among men, a new study shows.
University of Rochester Medical Center researcher Robert Gramling, M.D., D.Sc., found that...
made popular Jul 20 2008
The controversial Atkins diet is just as effective and safe as a conventional low-fat diet, a two-year study has found.
made popular Jul 20 2008
Getting addicted to smoking at a young age is generally disastrous and means the habit may last life long. A new study out of Canada is indication teen smokers do...
made popular Jul 20 2008
Customers of bars that play loud music drink more quickly and in fewer gulps, French researchers said on Friday.
made popular Jul 19 2008
A spacecraft sent on a mission to inspect comets has filmed the Earth and its Moon from 50 million kilometres away, making an alien’s-eye view of our world.
made popular Jul 19 2008
THE ABC’s South Asia correspondent Peter Lloyd is facing drugs charges after being arrested in Singapore.
The 41-year-old was arrested earlier this week and is...
made popular Jul 19 2008
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One of the major subjects that have caught everyone’s attention in medical science is the development of artificial organs. An artificial organ is a man-made organ that...
made popular Apr 23 2007
Mark Humayun, M.D., Professor of University of Southern California is currently working on a novel device that mimics the functioning of human retina and is anticipated...
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This development will surely restore vision for millions of blind people around the world. In order to make this possible University of Texas researchers have been able...
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Kristina Narfstrom, a researcher at the University of Missouri-Columbia veterinary ophthalmologist has developed a microchip implant that can help the blind animals...
made popular Jan 11 2007
Coaxial cables are usually found in some parts of Asia to transmit signals from a cable TV provider to your home. But this one is much thinner than that.
A team of...
made popular Jan 9 2007
Good news for the patients with eye cancer, retinoblastoma. Actually, researchers at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have come out with a new treatment that is...
made popular Nov 2 2006
University of Pennsylvania has crafted a silicon chip that could accurately mimics retinal functions. The chip has been built with an ability to approximate the neural...
made popular Oct 23 2006
Austrian scientists have developed a device called ‘Bionic eye’ for the people suffering from rare form of genetic blindness. The device though stimulates limited...
made popular Sep 4 2006
Researchers at the University Of Pennsylvania School Of Medicine have estimated that the rate, at which the human retina transmits information, is as quick as an...
made popular Jul 30 2006
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