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Salmonella And E. Coli In The Classroom24 Oct 2005 22:22 GMT1
Sammy "The Squirrel" Salmonella and Eddie "No Neck" Coli liked to pass
"f.ck you" notes to the girls in class, just to see their reactions.
Sometimes the nuns would intercept the notes, go on a rampage, and
beat the sh.t out of them.  Ha ha ha.  Crazy goombahs.  Wasn't so
Novel hypothesis vicious circle involving iron / Alzheimer disease23 Oct 2005 22:44 GMT3
Curr Neurovasc Res. 2005 Jul;2(3):261-7. Related Articles, Links
Ferric cycle activity and Alzheimer disease.
Dwyer BE, Takeda A, Zhu X, Perry G, Smith MA.
Research Service, VA Medical and Regional Office Center, White River
Stopping The Bird Flu23 Oct 2005 19:16 GMT1
To stop the avian flu, I believe that we need to find a way to vaccinate
migratory birds against the disease. Would it be possible to develop a
virus which would spread among and immunize birds, without endangering
either birds or people?
Hamster Flu23 Oct 2005 12:46 GMT1
Hope this doesnt sound to silly but my brothers pet hamster has been a
bit lethargic lately. The rectal thermometer wont fit and the bp cuff
nearly squashed him...so Ill just..... ask... can the avian flu mutate
to effect hamsters?
Racial vulnerability to viruses22 Oct 2005 20:52 GMT1
Somehow the chinese or the South East Asian races seem to be vulnerable
to deadly complications of viral infections like SARS, Avian flu!
sleep deprivation causing improved  sensations at night ?22 Oct 2005 19:22 GMT2
I have some sort of neuropathy related condition in my lower body that
I've noticed improves vastly at night , I am not entirely sure why this
is unless it has something to do with the neurotransmitters , does any
one have ideas or pointers as to what this could be ?
FDA Dragging It's Feet Again on Supplements22 Oct 2005 00:14 GMT1
The Food and Drug Administration has postponed for the sixth time a
decision on whether supplement makers can claim a link between lycopene
and a reduced risk of developing certain types of cancer.
"Obviously, we are disappointed that the FDA has already delayed us
Question about H5N121 Oct 2005 16:12 GMT3
 Been reading up about H5N1. I'm not normally the type who worries
about the possibility of natural disasters. I've lived in earthquake
country for years, I though Y2K worries were ridiculous, and I thought
the hysteria over SARS was way overblown.
3 strikes law causes lowest murder rate20 Oct 2005 18:57 GMT4
    Criminals are born and not made and need to be locked up till we find a cure
Tuesday October 18, 2005 5:31 PM
By MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN
Associated Press Writer
cardiac auscultation database20 Oct 2005 17:11 GMT1
I am signal processing engineer researching automated cardiac
monitoring. I am currently looking for a large cardiac auscultation
database, preferably with simultaneous ECG recordings. If anyone can
point me in the right direction I would be very grateful.
New Study: Predictors of Human Longevity20 Oct 2005 00:32 GMT2
Today the Society of Actuaries has published online a new 81-page
report summarizing the results of a new two-year study of the
predictors of human longevity:
http://www.soa.org/ccm/cms-service/stream/asset/?asset_id=12024105&g11n
Psychiatry Valid?19 Oct 2005 22:31 GMT11
I came across this http://www.etfrc.com/ChemicalImbalances.htm article
that claims all medical psychotropic drugs are a sham.  I have read
elsewhere that drug trials have shown consistently that SSRI's have a
statistical efficacy beyond placebo.  I am not versed in medicine to
Resveratrol found in Grapes Kills Cancer Cells - Apoptosis19 Oct 2005 17:42 GMT1
An accumulating body of evidence suggests that resveratrol can inhibit
carcinogenesis through antiproliferative and apoptotic effects. One
proposed mechanism for this is the modulation of genes, for example,
Ras and p53, frequently associated with human cancer.
Pandemic preparation by Henry I. Miller19 Oct 2005 14:06 GMT2
Pandemic preparation by Henry I. Miller
Published October 16, 2005
   I have a long and intimate relationship with influenza virus. More
than 30 years ago, I co-discovered one of the viral enzymes essential
Question19 Oct 2005 06:06 GMT14
My friends and I are having a debate.
The statistics vary but it seems that America is home to roughly 15% of
the worlds population but we consume about 90% of the worlds
pharmaceuticals and....we rank around number 15 among the
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