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FYI: Can A Paper Cut Be Deadly?

A person with normal clotting ability would have to lose nearly 40 percent of his blood immediately to die of...
By Jan 21, 2011
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Instant Expert: A Vaccine For Cancer

Medicine harnesses the might of the immune system to defeat prostate cancer.
By Mar 18, 2010
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Rescue Workers Can Prevent Brain Damage with Icy Nasal Spray

After cardiac arrest, lowering someone’s body temperature can prevent life-threatening brain damage. It’s so critical that New York City requires...
By Mar 11, 2010
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Bigger, Better, Faster: The Quake Proof Airport, Floating Freighter and Fast-Acting Fake Platelets

Every now and then, we like to gather three things that have gone bigger, better and faster this month. This...
By Dec 11, 2009
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FYI: Would a Helium-Filled Balloon Float on the Moon?

A helium balloon on the moon might as well be made of lead. For any balloon to stay aloft in...
By Nov 12, 2009
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Fowl Line

The U.S.-Mexico fence protects the border but could endanger animals
By Nov 4, 2009
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Megapixels: Thinking Cap

Tiny surface electrodes could help paralyzed people move
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How To Fix a Broken Collider: the LHC’s Restart Checklist

Before scientists can put the Large Hadron Collider back to work this month solving the mysteries of particle physics, the...
By Oct 14, 2009
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VASIMR Ion Engine Could Provide a Fast Lane to Mars

Six Europeans recently wrapped up 105 days in an isolation chamber with no TV, no showers, and lots of precooked...
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Earthquake-Proof Skyscrapers Hide From Seismic Waves

The earliest known attempt at earthquake-proofing dates to the sixth century B.C., when builders in modern-day Iran inserted stone blocks...