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throwing-arm mutations versus jawbone mutations; MYH16 myosin28 Mar 2004 19:59 GMT8
--- quoting in part from AP ---
                           Science - AP
                           Experts Link Gene Mutation to Evolution
                           30 minutes ago
too much chocolate28 Mar 2004 19:35 GMT1
can eating too much chocolate (like 250 grams of cocoa
powder) in one sitting harm a person?
DAFNz Bongo Big-time: Genetic TNB Violence Eruptionz...28 Mar 2004 13:26 GMT3
Nothing of this magnitude involving so many participantz ever happens
in a white school.  Genetics is the only rational explanation.
DAFNz simply can't handle frustration in a civilized and responsible
fashion.  Thus, primitive genetic responses boil to the surface...
Q wave in III27 Mar 2004 21:13 GMT16
Is a Q wave in lead III considered a normal finding,
or would it suggest a previous MI.
If it would indicate an MI, in which area of the heart
would the MI have occurred?
Prednisone versus bloodletting27 Mar 2004 20:48 GMT2
If you look at these studies they clearly show the use of corticosteroids
results in the increased flow  of the blood.
<<snip>>
The results revealed that glucocorticoids take part in normalization of blood
Exactly what would this mean on an autopsy report.27 Mar 2004 04:18 GMT3
From drug tox results from inguinal blood:
Dextromethorphan 14.0 ?g%
  Is that the equivalent of 14.0 ?g/ml? I have in my possession an autopsy
report where the amount found is as listed above, and is called a consistent
Is White_Flight Real ??27 Mar 2004 00:45 GMT10
http://www.wral.com/news/2930367/detail.html
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NAACP Wants Magnet Program To Add Resources, Diversity To Schools
March 17, 2004
Smokeless Tobacco/ Risk Reduction26 Mar 2004 23:22 GMT3
There has been some evidence that patients who switch from cigarette
smoking to smokeless tobacco products substantially decrease their
risk of mortality. Has anyone had exposure to patients who have
embraced this strategy? I am curious about patient experiences, as
1 in 200 ederly dead thru ECT, Orkel-psych!26 Mar 2004 21:17 GMT13
It is all about the money and control for your psychiatry-cult. No
respect of human rights. And Medicare pays for the potential deadly
hammer on the head!
Barbara Schwarz
Septicaemia26 Mar 2004 15:47 GMT24
Any heads up on this could prove very helpful.
The situation is: Septicaemia, plus a few local infections, CD4 count
zero, infections have not responded to the first wave of hospital
antibiotic treatment.
Help me to achieve my dream of becoming Nurse(B.S.N)26 Mar 2004 04:39 GMT3
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
   I am an international student and my major is Nursing(B.S.N). This
is my second year. I am having financial difficulties which is not
going to help me becoming Nurse. I tried in many places but being an
Hypoechoic Thyroid Nodules Question26 Mar 2004 03:25 GMT1
Can anyone tell me what the term "hypoechoic" as in hypoechoic nodules means
in layman's terms? Are hypoechoic thyroid nodules ever cancerous?
Cost of medicines25 Mar 2004 21:09 GMT23
Cost of Medicines
Did you ever wonder how much it costs a drug company for the
active Ingredient in prescription medications? Some people
think it must cost a lot, since many drugs sell for more than
grains and beans25 Mar 2004 17:45 GMT6
Saw somewhere a claim that grains and beans are not a natural food.
These are claimed  to be only recent foods in evolutionary terms.And that is
why they are cooked because of so much indigestible fibre.
Could this be true?
Statins25 Mar 2004 15:19 GMT4
I use Zocor also. Is there a reason one statin is prescribed over another?
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