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Despite Risks, Sex Can Be Fun
Safer sex doesn't have to mean unpleasant sex. Global AIDS conference offers some good news. In Sex Drive Daily. Levels Of Prion Protein In Brain May Not Be Reliable Marker For Diseas
Rapid diagnostic testing used to check for the presence of prion diseases such as "mad cow disease"might fail to identify some highly infectious samples, researchers have found. CES Preview: Home and Portable Audio to Gain Wireless Features
At the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, audio manufacturers -- of both home and portable devices -- are expected to be adding a variety of wireless features. We take a look at this and other top trends in audio electronics. Molecular Mechanism Of Feather Formation Found
Feathers are the essence of birds. Without them, birds could not fly or attract mates. But how exactly do feathers form molecularly? Experimentally testing one current hypothesis, developmental biologists at University of Wisconsin Medical School believe they now have the answer. Physician Assisted Suicide And Why Patients Are Motivated To Seek Deat
Patients motivated to seek a doctor for their death wish did so after a deliberative and thoughtful process rather than on impulse, according to a research study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine. The study involved 35 cases in which patients considered physician-assisted suicide (PAS) and presents data which until now has been very limited. World's Largest Computing Grid Surpasses 100 Sites
British physicists and computer scientists are playing a key role in facing one of the biggest computing problems in the world - how to process the massive data volumes expected from the world's biggest particle physics experiment the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), at CERN in Switzerland. When the LHC becomes operational in 2007 it will produce Petabytes (millions of Gigabytes) of data. 'Biosensor' Screens Air Force Personnel And Equipment
Air Force personnel will soon know within minutes if they or their equipment are contaminated with a biological agent, thanks to a new technology developed by the Air Force and a national laboratory.Personnel will use the biosensor system to collect and isolate samples, detect and identify agents, and assess the seriousness of the threat. Andean Highlands In Chile Yield Ancient South American Armored Mammal
A paleontological dig in Chile at an altitude of more than 14,000 feet in the Andes has yielded fossils of an 18-million-year-old armored mammal. It appears to be one of the most primitive members of a family of extinct mammals known as "glyptodonts,"a group closely related to the modern-day armadillo. Virgin America Is Like a Multimillion-Dollar, Flying IPod
USB ports, power outlets, cushy seats, a pretty cool in-flight entertainment system and lots of legroom -- Richard Branson's airline knows how to treat a flier right. Osteoarthritis Risk Linked To Finger Length Ratio
having uncommonly long ring fingers raises the risk for developing OA of the knee, independent of other risk factors and particularly among women. Index to ring finger length ratio (2D:4D) is a trait known for its sexual differences. Men typically have shorter second than fourth digits; in women, these fingers tend to be about equal in length. Smaller 2D:4D ratios have intriguing hormonal connections, including higher prenatal testosterone levels, lower estrogen concentrations, and higher sperm counts. Reduction in this ratio has also been linked to athletic and sexual prowess.
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