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According to a report in the November issue of Archives of PediatricsAdolescent Medicine, a study of 3-year olds who watch a lot of TV may be much more aggressive than those that do not. Really? You mean violence shown to children has an affect on them? You dont say. Early childhood aggression can be problematic for parents, teachers and childhood peers and sometimes is predictive of more serious ...
11-06
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In 2005, a 35 mile rift broke through around Ethiopia in Africa, that some scientist believed might be the formation of a new ocean. Further study of the area has pulled more scientists into this belief as well.The fat burner volcanic processes at work beneath the Ethiopian rift are nearly identical to those at the bottom of the worlds oceans, and the rift is indeed likely the beginning of a new s...
11-06
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Everyone knows that eating health is important to keep the immune system healthy. They also know that anitoxidents probably help do something. Even if they dont know exactly what, we have certainly been groomed to believe in the last few years that antioxidents are extremely helpful when it comes to our health. Is the same true when it comes to influenza, or even H1N1, better known as Swine Flu (I...
11-01
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Every time I see stem cells in a headline you can expect to see me post about it. Why? Simply because the benefits of stem cell research are off the charts, and for some reason we have many people that dont want us doing it for various reasons (mostly because they dont understand it, combined with religion). New research is being done at the Stanford University School of Medicine that hopes to unr...
10-30
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A group of astronomers have discovered a possible force acting on dark matter that could change the way we think about and understand one of the most basic principles of our scientific understanding: Gravity. Dr Hongsheng Zhao of the SUPA Centre of Gravity, University of St. Andrews, suggests that an unknown force is acting on dark matter. Roughly 4% of the known universe is made up of things that...
10-26
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