Curiosity about the world around you, how it works and how you can understand it will keep your brain working fast and efficiently. Use the ideas below to help attain your quest for mental fitness.
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Picture: World’s Smallest Living Baby
With a survival chance of less than 1,000 to one, every day she has got through since then is a triumph. Six months later, Kimberly has finally been allowed to go home to her parents in Hanover.
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Of Mice And Men: New Male Contraceptives Successful In Rodents And Humans
Pills, sponges, IUDs, diaphragms -- women have many options for planning their fertility, none of them quite perfect. But what if men want to help out? They have only two options -- vasectomy, which is usually permanent, and condoms, which are crucial for dating but unpopular in long-term relationships.
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Bird flu virus mutating into human-unfriendly form
The H5N1 bird flu virus has mutated to infect people more easily, although it still has not transformed into a pandemic strain, researchers said on Thursday.
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Lady wins a $2 million lawsuit after a doctor left a sponge inside her
When a woman went into a Florida hospital to give birth to her child, she not only left with her baby, but also with a foot-long piece of gauze cloth inside her....
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Lady wins a $2 million lawsuit after a doctor left a sponge inside her
When a woman went into a Florida hospital to give birth to her child, she not only left with her baby, but also with a foot-long piece of gauze cloth inside her....
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Virtual Colonoscopies are on the Horizon
But what some people consider the most unpleasant part can't be avoided: drinking laxatives to purge the bowel so growths can be seen....
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