"67 per cent of the babies were reported to have serious illnesses or serious birth defects. They were born without eyes, ears, had missing organs, fused fingers, thyroid or other malfunctions. Depleted uranium in the semen of the soldiers internally contaminated...
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He was sent home from Iraq, stricken by a sudden illness. One side of his face would swell up each morning. He had constant migraine headaches, blurred vision, blackouts and a burning sensation whenever he urinated.
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"immediately urged his wife to get an ultrasound check of their unborn baby. They discovered the fetus had a condition common to those with radioactive exposure: atypical syndactyly. The right hand had only two digits/angry at a government that never warned him about...
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" WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20 (HealthDay News) -- Aggressive cancer cells have a "toggle switch" that enables them to travel to other parts of the body and form new tumors, say Duke University researchers. Until now, scientists have believed that gene mutations must occur in cancer...
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" WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Human embryonic stem cells can partly restore vision in blinded rats, and may offer a source of transplants for people with certain eye diseases, researchers at a U.S. company reported on Thursday. The finding, published in the journal Cloning and...
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" NEW YORK (Reuters) - Concerns over exploding computer batteries may be heating up, but alternative power sources for portable devices like laptops, music players and cellphones could still be up to 10 years away. Sony Corp. (6758.T), Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd....
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The full implications are far from clear, but the finding that the
cells are switched off with age does not seem too encouraging for
researchers who hope to use a patient’s own adult stem cells to treat
disease.
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"WASHINGTON - A team of researchers from the National Cancer Institute on Thursday reported that they had successfully treated two cancer patients using gene therapy, the introduction of genes into the human body for medical purposes.
Two men, both with the rapidly growing...
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A "High-Five", or "High-Fiving", is when two people each raise one hand, to slap the raised hand of the other. The "High", is the arm extended in the air, and the "Five", is the five fingers of the hand. This is done when two people...
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" Scientists have created human embryonic stem cells using a technique that does not require the destruction of any embryos -- a development that offers a path to break the political roadblock over the highly touted but ethically troubled research. The method, described...
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" NEW YORK - In an innovative move, a biotech company has found a new way of making stem cells without destroying embryos, touting it as a way to defuse one of the country's fiercest political and ethical debates. Some opponents of the research said the method still doesn't...
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Living with the locals long enough to learn Spanish and obtain Mexican documentation. When they believe they can blend in, they pay smugglers to get them into the United States.
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