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VCU Research Shows Erectile Dysfunction Drug Reduces Death Of Heart Ce
Virginia Commonwealth University researchers have shown that a widely used drug for treating erectile dysfunction, Viagra, reduces the death of heart cells under heart attack-like conditions in a laboratory model. Congress Tackles Patent Reform
Experts tell lawmakers the broken patent system chills innovation and feeds lawyers and trolls. Will something finally be done? Luke O'Brien reports from Washington. How Learning Influences Smell
The smell of an odor is not merely a result of chemical detection but is also influenced by what the smeller learns about the odor. Now, researchers have discovered how such "perceptual learning"about an odor influences processing of information from the purely olfactory chemical detection system. Decreased Sensitivity In The Brain To Estrogen May Help Explain Menopa
A new study suggests that age-related changes in how the brain responds to the female sex hormone estrogen may be involved in a woman's transition through menopause. The study provides new clues about hormonal influences on hot flashes and night sweats experienced by some women in the menopause transition. Ground-Breaking Research Into Effect Of Millimetric Waveband (MMW) Fre
Ground-breaking research in understanding the characteristics of human skin at millimetric waveband (MMW) frequencies is being conducted at Cranfield University -- academic partner to the Royal Military College of Science at Shrivenham, Oxfordshire. Respond Consortium Making Maps Out Of Satellite Images To Support Paki
European and international aid agencies responding to the South Asia Earthquake have been supported by rapidly-produced crisis and damage maps based on satellite images. Art Restoration: Technique Removes Old Polymer Layers From Sensitive H
Italian researchers have developed a technique to effectively remove old polymer layers from sensitive historic artworks. The new cleaning system involves only a tiny proportion of volatile organic compounds. How To: The Wired Guide
Knowing how to use the technology that surrounds you is good, but a little creative hacking is even better. This special section is your instruction book on how to do, well, anything. From Wired magazine.How To:Trick Out Your MySpace PagePlay YouTube Videos on Your IPodFoil a Snooping BossDitch Your Cell-Phone Plan... and more.Plus: Get celebrity DIY tips from Dane Cook. [Ironic] Professional beggars prowling about the streets of Moroccan c
The government plans to crack down on the scam used by faux beggars in growing numbers for a kind of "emotional blackmail", a cabinet minister was quoted as saying... AK-47: An Assault Rifle for Everyman
This photo gallery takes you around the world and across the decades with a deadly weapon.
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