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March 29, 2007

Fighting superbugs-part 2

Category: Health

Researchs from Rockefeller University have developed a modified viral protein called lysin to directly combat bacteria that thrive on a weakened immune system (such as that found in flu patients).

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March 28, 2007

Fighting superbugs

Category: Health

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria, aka superbugs, are a big problem in homes and hospitals everywhere. Scientists from the University of British Columbia are tackling this problem from a different angle-by enhancing the immune system. They have developed a small protein that, at...

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March 22, 2007

Interview with anti-HIV drug pioneer

Category: Interview

We should all be so luck to do what we love, help make a difference in the world and make a million dollars while doing it. Dennis Liotta Ph.D. has done just that. I had the pleasure of interviewing...

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March 20, 2007

Clean water

Category: Technology

Science is at its best when it can be translated into useful technologies to improve human wellbeing. On the dawn of World Water Day (March 22) comes news from Auburn University where chemistry professor Dave Worley has used his...

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March 14, 2007

Autism susceptibility gene identified

Category: The Human Body

Autism is a complex and mysterious condition. It is a brain disorder that can affect a person's communication or social development skills but can also be related to extraordinary mental abilities such as those found in autistic savants. With the...

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March 8, 2007

Addiction-an HBO documentary

Category: The Human Body

I was recently invited to the screening of a new HBO documentary series called "Addiction". I had the pleasure of meeting the filmmakers as well as some of the medical experts, like Nora D. Volkow M.D. and Mark Willenbring...

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March 6, 2007

From garbage to gas

Category: Technology

Engineer Joseph Longo has found a way to turn almost any type of trash into a synthetic gas called syngas. For almost 20 years the Bristol, Connecticut-based founder and CEO of Startech Environmental Corporation has been developing a plasma...

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