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By: AnneHart
Specifically, which foods promote digestive health? The article which tells you exactly what foods promote digestive health is "How to Restore Digestive Health," by Jordan S. Rubin, NMD, CNC. The main point of the article is to slightly ferment your grains by soaking them and sprouting them overnight in a covered jar of water in ...
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Cancer research: an endless war?
By: DrMoskowitz
Cancer research: another endless war? America’s longest war, the current conflict in Afghanistan, now in its eighth year, has cost far fewer lives and dollars than our country’s nearly forty year-long War on Cancer, begun by President Nixon in 1970. Both still seem to have no end in sight. The latest strategy in ...
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Three Americans Share Nobel Prize for Medicine
By: dustgeer
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded this year to three American scientists who solved a problem of cell biology with deep relevance to cancer and aging. The three will receive equal shares of a prize worth ar
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Neanderthals did Koochie Koo with humans
By: Bangalore
In what could be a shocking find by any standards, genomic studies have revealed that humans did indeed do the Neanderthals. Geneticist Dr. Hammerschmidst, who has been studying the genomes taken from the bones of Neanderthals and modern humans is set to publish a study that sex was common between the two species. New evidence ...
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- News Source: io9 | about 1 year agoNow we've entered the age of genomics — the study of what genes do, as well as what they don't. A terrific article by Carl Zimmer in the New York Times gives you a crash-course in cutting-edge genomics research, complete with some gorgeous charts...
- News Source: Time of India | about 1 year agoNew large-scale studies of DNA are causing researchers to rethink the very nature of genes. They no longer conceive of a typical gene as a single chunk of DNA encoding a single protein...There are simply too many exceptions to the conventional rules...
- News Source: Uinta County News | about 1 year agoBack in the 20th century, a gene was such a simple thing: The lone carrier of inherited biological information, a single stretch of DNA that contained the code to create a single protein. But, as is so often the case in science, the more we’ve...
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