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Wide-spread Use Of Intranasal Flu Vaccine Does Not Show Unexpected Ser
Approximately 2.5 million people received the intranasal influenza vaccine the last 2 flu seasons, and a new study did not identify unexpected serious risks associated with use of this vaccine, according to an article in the December 7 issue of JAMA. You're the Present, You Sexy Geek
Want to spice up your gift giving for that special someone? Here are some spanky fun possibilities for this year's stocking that will get your amatory message across. By Regina Lynn. Pan's Labyrinth Pegs Despotism
What does Guillermo del Toro's brilliant fantasy film say about politics in an age of media fairy tales? In Table of Malcontents. Review: LG Venus VX8800 - I'm Your Venus, I'm Your Ire
The LG Venus VX8800 cellphone rocks hard, but it distorts calls. New Test Predicts Blood Cancer's Sensitivity To Experimental Cancer Dr
A test developed by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute scientists is the first to identify which malignant blood cells are highly vulnerable to a promising type of experimental drugs that unleash pent-up "cell suicide"factors to destroy the cancer. Oregon Study Confirms Health Benefits Of Cobblestone Walking For Older
A recently completed study by scientists at the Oregon Research Institute (ORI) in Eugene confirmed earlier findings from a pilot study that walking on a cobblestone mat surface resulted in significant reductions in blood pressure and improvements in balance and physical performance among adults 60 and over. An article published in an early online publication of the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society summarizes the study results in a randomized trial. Does Age Affect A Pilot's Ability To Fly?
Older pilots performed better over time than younger pilots on flight simulator tests. Researchers say the findings, published in the Feb. 27, 2007, issue of Neurology, the scientific journal of the American Academy of Neurology, show expert knowledge may offset the impact of old age in some occupations. Devastating Earthquake May Threaten Middle East's Near Future, Geologi
The best seismologists in the world don't know when the next big earthquake will hit. But a geologist now suggests that earthquake patterns recorded in historical documents of Middle Eastern countries indicate that the region's next significant quake is long overdue. [Stupid] Darkness' thongs pay for new album
The Darkness have sold enough official band thongs to pay for their new album. How The Brain And An IPhone Differ: Researchers Fine-tune Theories On
How many simple objects can you think about at once? Even though people feel they have rich visual experiences, researchers have found that the average person is only aware of about four items at a time. This ability, say researchers at the University of Oregon, varies from person to person, and they've found that an individual's capacity of short-term memory is a strong predictor of IQ and scholastic achievement.
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