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11.28.09

In 2021 You'll Grow a New Heart

Researchers are zeroing in on a long-sought goal of human healing: organs that can regenerate themselves from within
By Elizabeth Svoboda Posted 06.01.2006 at 1:00 am 0 Comments

Although doctors may someday heal weakened body parts by infusing them with stem cells that develop into specialized tissues, coaxing the body´s own cells to become self-repairing would be an even bigger biological coup. What if we could simply prompt damaged organs to repair themselves?

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Science Confirms the Obvious!

We unearth the latest research that definitely, positively proves what you knew already-and tell you why it matters
By Laura Allen Posted 05.01.2006 at 1:00 am 1 Comment

News flash! Scientists prove that swallowing magnets is bad for you. Stop the presses! Smoking hurts wealth as well as health. Eureka! Faraway objects can be hard to see.

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