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Japan running clinical trials for a new form of radiation therapy
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Are tears a turnoff to guys?
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Chocolate Helps Eliminate Cough.
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Zeppelins are cool again.
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Fungi found growing in remains of the Chernobyl reactor.
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Scientists create mice from two male parents
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24 Hours of Trauma
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That's the main reason I love that video, it shows the "messiness' and chaotic nature of the molecular processes involved: they're not intelligent, just stupid molecules colliding with each other until something sticks by accident. Haha, th
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I noticed that too. It's a problem lots of students seem to have in understanding molecular reactions. This video seems to correct this to some extent: It shows of how apoptosis works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KTDz-ZisZ0
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The Inner Life of the Cell [animation]
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Thanks, I've updated the link.
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I feel the conversation should end hear, otherwise we'd soon start discussing Star Wars too...and then it would simply never end.
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It's awesome how science developments follow their creation in science fiction. Remember Star Trek and their communicators? We have cellphones that surpass those by leaps and bounds...talk about progress.
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How to Breathe Water...and Not Die?
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Hatsune Miko. The Virtual Japanese Pop Star.
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Newly Released Wikileaks Documents Highlight US Foreign Diplomacy.
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What Happened Before the Big Bang? ... A Big Bang
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We've Come A Long Way Since Tetris. DirectX11 and the Cryengine
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Haha, my sentiments exactly. If you're dead your quality of life probably sucks.
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http://content.healthaffairs.org/cgi/content/abstract/22/3/8... http://www.scielosp.org/scielo.php?pid=S0042-968620000006000... It's not just lifespan. Medication and procedure cost, access, technology use, availability, number of hospi
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The US is unfortunately one of the highest spenders on health care with the lowest outcome per dollar spent. It's all part of a severely broken system that needs reinventing, badly.
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Facing Your Mortality
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The Brain The "Router" in Your Head—a Bottleneck of Processing
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Flying Snakes....RUN
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Multiple Sclerosis patient dies after controversial new treatment.
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Goddamn Mosquitoes May Actually be Useful, Despite Being Annoying as Hell
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Antimatter Successfully Trapped At CERN.
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Iran uranium enrichment program targeted by Stuxnet worm, study confirms
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Barack Obama Meets An Android
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Keepon Dances to the Beat
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