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Musical Training Might Be Good For The Heart
Musical training might be good for the heart, suggests a small study, which shows that it is musical tempo, rather than style, that is the greatest stress buster. Drug Compound Restores Youth To Aging Arterial Cells In Elderly Hypert
A compound called alagebrium, which is very similar to another used in anti-wrinkle creams, may be useful in reducing the deleterious effects of arterial aging in the majority of elderly Americans with systolic hypertension, a new study from researchers at Johns Hopkins shows. Lateral Thinking Produces First Map Of Gene Transmission
A University of Queensland (UQ) study mapping the evolution of genes has shed light on the role of gene transfer in bacterial diseases. The study, published recently in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, was conducted by three scientists at UQ's Institute for Molecular Bioscience. Large-scale Head Lice Finding Kits Effective
Bug Buster Kits that use over-the-counter shampoos and conditioners, rather than expensive lice killing medication, are helping to reduce social stigma and health inequalities of lice. The system is helping to reduce infestation levels throughout the communities tested. Venus Express En Route To Probe The Planet's Hidden Mysteries
The European spacecraft Venus Express has been successfully placed into a trajectory that will take it on its journey from Earth towards its destination of the planet Venus, which it will reach next April. Venus Express will eventually manoeuvre itself into orbit around Venus in order to perform a detailed study of the structure, chemistry and dynamics of the planet's atmosphere, which is characterised by extremely high temperatures, very high atmospheric pressure, a huge greenhouse effect. If You Don't Want To Fall Ill This Christmas, Then Share A Festive Kis
We've all heard people say 'I won't kiss you, I've got a cold'. But a new report warns that we may be far more at risk of passing on an infection by shaking someone's hand than in sharing a kiss. The Photographer's Right: A Downloadable Flyer
Created in response to the increase in "confrontations that impair the constitutional right to make images,"this document educates photographers about their rights when asked to stop taking photos. Discusses permissible subjects, confiscation of film, and handling confrontations. Also available in Palm format. From a lawyer and author of a legal handbook for photographers. Holier Than Thou? Employees Who Believe They Are 'Ethical'Or 'Moral'Mi
A moral identity motivates behavior but accurate, ethical judgments are needed to set that behavior in the right direction, according to researchers who study business ethics. 'Purple Berries' Rank High In Antioxidants, USDA Study Says
You may not be familiar with "purple berries,"but new research by a group of USDA scientists suggest they are among the highest fruits for antioxidants, even higher than blueberries and cranberries. How Earth survived its birth: New simulation reveals planet migration
New simulations show how planets form and maintain an orbit around a developing solar system. Until now, models plunged Earth-like objects into the stars they orbit.
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