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Women Persist In Plastic Surgery Treatments That Are Not Working, Rese
Women are more likely to persist with using creams, supplements and plastic surgery to look younger if they feel these are not yet working, new research says. Researchers found that when women want to avoid a feared self-image, they kept trying if they perceive themselves to be failing, but as soon as they began to succeed their anxiety lessened and they stopped trying. Mechanism In The Malaria Parasite Aids Its Adaptation To Infected Indi
Plasmodium falciparum is responsible for the most severe forms of human malaria. Invasion of red blood cells is an essential step of the complex life cycle of this parasite. Scientists have discovered that the parasite has the ability to switch on and off the expression of some of the proteins it uses to enter its victim's red blood cells. JavaScript Hack Enables Flash on iPhone
A clever JavaScript programmer has figured out how to do what was previously impossible on an iPhone: Run Flash apps.
 Producing Natural Gas More Efficiently
MIT engineers have developed a mathematical model that could help energy companies produce natural gas more efficiently and ensure a more reliable supply of this valuable fuel. The researchers are now collaborating with experts at Shell to apply the model to a natural gas production system in Malaysia. Possible 'superbug' status for gonorrhea
The rise of multi-drug resistance in gonorrhea-causing bacteria is threatening to make this sexually-transmitted infection extremely difficult to treat. Medical researchers have highlighted the very real possibility that strains of Neisseria gonorrhoeae resistant to all current treatment options could emerge in the near future. Breast Cancer Advance
A new family of genes could hold the key to winning the battle against breast cancer, according to new research at the University of East Anglia. New Virtual Reality Surgery Simulator Hones Surgeons' Skills, Improves
Oregon Health &Science University School of Medicine recently acquired a new high-fidelity simulation device that enables surgeons to practice complex operative tasks before entering the operating room, improving patient safety in Oregon and beyond. Calling It In: New Emergency Medical Service System May Predict Caller
Japanese researchers have developed a computer program which may be able tell from an emergency call if you are about to die. Research shows that a computer algorithm is able to predict the patient's risk of dying at the time of the emergency call. Professor To Predict Weather On Mars
Is there such a thing as "weather" on Mars? There are some doubts, considering the planet's atmosphere is only 1 percent as dense as that of the Earth. Mars, however, definitely has clouds, drastically low temperatures and out-of-this-world dust storms. A professor of atmospheric sciences now hopes to analyze and forecast Martian weather. One Small Step Means Giant Leap For Spinal Cord Research: New Device A
A new device developed at the University of Toronto that stimulates the muscles of patients with spinal cord injuries helps to increase walking function in those whose condition is not expected to improve.
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