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Why Embryos Need A Good Diet
A thick-coated vole and a man with cardiovascular disease have something in common: both are doing what their mothers told them. They are part of the developmental programming phenomenon that is broader than many acknowledge, according to a review paper published in The Journal of Physiology. Flash Apps We'd Like to See on the iPhone
Apple has not given Adobe the green light to integrate Flash into the iPhone. But Adobe has announced a way to convert Flash-coded software into standalone iPhone apps: Flash Professional CS5, due out by end of 2010. While we wait, here's a wishlist of Flash software we would love to see in the iPhone's App Store.
 How To: Foil Wiretaps at Home
Just say no to government agents crashing your exclusive pool parties. Follow these easy tips to keep the feds from getting an earful at your expense. By Annalee Newitz from Wired magazine. eCampus Coupons for Chemistry News
Laptops, college gear, textbooks, CDs, and DVDs, all available at a discount thanks to our eCampus coupons page and almost all essential for working on chemistry news, well maybe not the CDs or DVDs, and probably not the college gear. And, come to think of it not the textbooks either, most of my textbooks are [...] Depression Increases Cancer Patients' Risk Of Dying
A new review finds depression can affect a cancer patient's likelihood of survival, highlighting the need for systematic screening of psychological distress and subsequent treatments. Wired Test 2007, Digital Cameras: Olympus E-510
Wiredtakes a look at the latest and greatest in the world of digital cameras. The E-510 nudges digital single-lens reflex cameras another step closer to capturing reality as faithfully as your retinas. Nanotube Dermatology
The process by which carbon nanotubes repair themselves has now been explained and modeled in detail. These tubes, sometimes only a nanometer or so in width but microns in length are among the toughest but also flexible materials known. And when they develop a tear, whether through irradiation or the application of extreme heat or strain, they are able to sew themselves back up without any leftover stitches or imperfections. Missing Deep Ocean Current "Supergyre"Identified: Important In Climate
Australian scientists have identified the missing deep ocean pathway -- or "supergyre"-- linking the three Southern Hemisphere ocean basins in research that will help them explain more accurately how the ocean governs global climate. Scientists Work To Develop Simple Bladder Cancer Test
University of Florida and University of Michigan scientists isolated nearly 200 proteins from the urine of patients with and without bladder cancer. Several appear promising as potential biomarkers, including one that studies conducted elsewhere have already linked to liver and ovarian cancer. Researchers Discover Possible Cause Of Thrombosis
A team of researchers from the CIMA of the University of Navarra has discovered a possible cause of thrombosis, and has developed a new diagnostic test for this disease.
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