Health
Rare type of pneumonia occurring at higher than normal rate among US troops in Iraq
Two deaths have been attributed to a rare type of pneumonia that is occurring among U.S.
Dec 26, 2004
Earth & Environment
Archaeologists demonstrate widespread civilization flourished on Peru's coast 5000 years ago
The Norte Chico ("little North") region midway on the Peruvian coast contains the earliest known evidence of a cohesive, large-scale and organized society in the Andean region.
Dec 25, 2004
Earth & Environment
More Shamanic Alchemy - Attempting to Change Environmental Toxins & Toxic Effects Through Shamanic Shifts of Coniousness
There are tougher pollutant standards and more world-wide studies of climate changes, and there are many individuals, groups, and agencies seeming to do their…
Dec 17, 2004
Earth & Environment
New and Alternative Sciences - Is the human brain a spacetime vehicle for shamanic shifting?
Or: Is earth "super-strung," from top to bottom, all around, and through and through for concious dreaming?
Dec 15, 2004
Health
T Cell's Memory May Offer Long-Term Immunity to Leishmaniasis
Researchers have discovered a ''central memory'' form of ''helper'' T cells that can offer immunity to leishmaniasis, a disease that causes considerable death and disfigurement across the globe and has been found in U.S.
Oct 8, 2004
Life
T. rex owes its giant size to the ultimate teenage growth spurt
For the first time, scientists have determined the lifelong growth pattern for the Tyrannosaurus rex.
Aug 11, 2004
Physics
The American Wastebasket Corporation: Hawking's Hat Returned: Black Holes Behave Like Strange Closets
The American Wastebasket Corporation is proud to announce the return of Stephen Hawking’s hat.
Jul 22, 2004
Health
Patients who broke bones in traumatic accidents frequently suffer from stress di
People who have had a traumatic bone break also frequently suffer from Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas have found.
Jun 4, 2004
Uncategorized
Old Indian spells unmask centuries-old rituals
For Dutch researcher Arlo Griffiths, exorcising evil spirits is a piece of cake.
May 10, 2004
Health
Two-stage weight loss surgery for high-risk obese patients reduces surgical risk
A staged approach to Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery, in which high-risk, morbidly obese patients first undergo a procedure called laparoscopic sleeve…
Apr 4, 2004
Health
Outpatient treatment shrinks liver tumors to acceptable size for laser procedure
Researchers in Germany are using a new combination treatment to first shrink and then kill liver tumors, according to a study appearing in the November issue of the journal Radiology.
Oct 28, 2003
Health
Atropine may be an alternative to patching for treatment of lazy eye in children
An eyedrop, atropine, may be a good alternative to patching for treatment of lazy eye, or amblyopia, in children between the ages of three and seven.
Aug 11, 2003
Health
Higher education or larger brain size may protect against dementia later in life
Higher education or a larger brain may protect against dementia, according to new findings by researchers from the University of South Florida and the University of Kentucky.
Jul 10, 2003
Physics
Quick action by astronomers leads to new insights on mysterious gamma-ray bursts
Scientists "arriving quickly on the scene" of an October 4 gamma-ray burst have announced that their rapid accumulation of data has provided new insights about this exotic astrophysical phenomenon.
Mar 21, 2003