Rosie Mestel of the L.A. Times takes six pages to tell you everything you ever wanted to know about sugar replacements, but never knew you…
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Next month, the FDA is expected to approve Vivitrex for use by alcoholics. Vivitrex is a once-a-month injection containing the drug naltrexone which blocks pleasure…
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After 1,000 embryo transplants into 123 recipients, South Korean scientists have finally managed to make the world’s first dog close, named Snuppy, which stands for…
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First, take some carbon nanotubes. Then coat them in folate molecules (a type of B vitamin, available at most Chinese delicatessens). Inject these into cancerous…
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It has already been established that America’s obese population is adding a significant toll to the nation’s medical bill, up to an estimated $75 billion…
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How are today’s teens coping with the need to have six-pack abs, bulging biceps, trim little tummies and pert little buttocks? According to a survey…
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Why worry about Iraq and terrorism and gay marriage? By 2036, we’ll all be dead anyway — or at least as-good-as if a certain asteroid…
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Scientists in Vancouver are DNA-testing tufts of Sasquatch fur in order to find out what a Bigfoot is made of. The hair was turned in…
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Okay, so… here’s a little something to think about when you’ve nothing better to do than ponder the future of meat production. A team of…
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Scientists have discovered a planet that they can’t quite explain, because although it’s 75% as big as Jupiter, its core is as big as 70…
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A 35-year, €10 billion nuclear fusion reactor project has been won by France after an 18-month delay while the parties involved tried to broker a…
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Unable to figure out on his own why the United States hasn’t built a new nuclear power plant in 30 years, George W. stated during…
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USC researchers now say that all those detoxification diets that supposedly rid your body of toxins and clean out your system through regimens of drinking…
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Wondering what to do about the high cost of drugs? What are you supposed to do when you pay hundreds of dollars to keep replenishing…
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Democrats and Concerned American Scientists Against Kansas had their dreams of time travelling back to the year 2000 to replace a Supreme Court justice with…
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