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  • How to Grow Bamboo
    Bamboo is a mysterious and elusive plant that baffles taxonomists who try to contain it within a botanical class and gardeners who try to contain it within a limited garden space as they learn how to grow bamboo. For many years, bamboo was thought to be a primitive grass but recent DNA testing has shown it to be one of the most highly evolved forest grasses. There are over 1200 forms of bamboo that grow in a broad spectrum of color including the familiar green and gold as well as burgundy, blue and even black grasses. Some varieties of bamboo can grow up to a foot a day and ultimately reach 13 ...
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    Hans Dekker
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  • The future of the Human Species - Part 4: Will we create our future?
    Experiments have shown that human physiology becomes very weak in an unknown environment to the brain. Humans then start to panic. Problem is that humans do not necessarily want to show their uncertainty. So they hide it. When they actually hide this uncertainty, humans start to get stressed and this is the big problem.

    When we get stressed, we become moody and cannot concentrate on what we are doing. Imagine an astronaut getting really frustrated in the middle of a mission on the International Space Station. This may be catastrophic! He seizes a hammer floating nearby in the zero-gravi ...
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    K.A.Cassimally
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  • The Things You’ve Been Led To Believe When Losing Weight
    So many techniques to lose weight have bombarded the market today. People's quest for a healthier, sexier and fitter body has unveiled more than a couple of ideas how to realize that quest. There are even explanations as to why a specific "technique" works. Many also claim that their techniques have no "bad effects" in a person's health. Let's check out some of the statements we were led to believe to achieve success in losing weight.

    •You need supplements to lose fat.
    •The only way to get really lean is to "starve" your self.
    •You can believe everything you read in the magazine ...
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    Ismael D. Tabije
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    Title: Genetic diseaseCategory: Medical DictionaryCreated: 3/6/04Last Editorial Review: 3/6/04


    Imaging study links key genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease to myelin breakdown

    A new UCLA imaging study shows that age-related breakdown of myelin, the fatty insulation coating the brain's internal wire, correlates strong with the presence of a key genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's disease. The findings add to a growing body of evidence that myelin breakdown is a key contributor to the onset of Alzheimer's disease later in life.


    Genetic defenders protect crops from fungal disease

    Like waves of soldiers guarding a castle gate, multiple genetic defenders cooperate to protect plant cells against powdery mildew disease, according to a new study. Powdery mildew is a common fungal infection in plants that attacks more than 9,000 species, including many crops such as barley and wheat, and horticultural plants such as roses and cucumbers. The researchers, including Shauna Somerville and Monica Stein of the Carnegie Institution's Department of Plant Biology, are the first to document how these defense genes team up in plants. The discovery could help combat fungal parasites that devastate crops and cost growers billions of dollars in pesticides every year.


    Is Atrial Fibrillation a Genetic Disease?

    Is genetic screening necessary and will it help influence treatment strategies? Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology


     

     
     


  • Women, Weight & Size Acceptance: Accept Your Wonderful Self

    Clearing the Path for Successful Weight Management

    Dieters striving for success in their efforts to manage their weight may have more than just unwanted pounds to lose. First, they have to shed some common myths about dieting.

    Myths about dieting instil false hopes in people striving to manage their weight, misleading them to formulate lofty expectations that only serve to frustrate their efforts and stunt their progress.

    Indeed, there is little evidence - if any at all - to support three common myths about dieting, as reviewed in a recent edition of Healthy Weight Journal ...
    Author: Marsha J. Hudnall
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  • Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues
    When people react strongly to the possibility of patenting a part-human animal, creating a child with possibly eight parents, or being tested secretly for genetic disease, they are not always.


  • Joseph Stokes Jr. Research Institute: News: Bench To Bedside
    NHGRI Launches Social and Behavioral Research Branch New Faculty Luncheon Meeting Established. Newborn Screening Detects Treatable Genetic Disease Bulletin Board and Announcement List.


  • Neuromuscular Diseases: June 2005 Archives
    Long list of genetic abnormalities that can lead to Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease, a disorder. Disorders. Sponsored by the Detroit branch of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the.


  • Stem Cell Research

    How To Buy Your Way Out Of An Early Death From An Incurable Disease.

    How?... With private stem cell research, of course!…Stem cell research holds more than hope for cures. The jury is in on stem cell research. Stem cell research can offer a cure for your incurable illness. With private stem cell research a personal cure for an ill patient can be accelerated. With every michroscope in the lab tuned into your unique disease a rapid cure is guaranteed. Private stem cell research for the wealthy (that will eventually lead to cures for everyone) has arrived!

    So now you are all relaxe ...
    Author: Gerald Armstrong
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  • Womens Plus Size Expansion
    There is some fantastic news that all you plus size women should know. Evidence is showing that more and more companies, clothing stores and merchandisers are opening their eyes, to accommodate larger sizes.

    Within the past, the Gap is one of the industry leaders and has extended their sizes, currently only available online at www.gap.com, to include XXL and sizes up to 20. Although this only covers a few sizes in the plus size range, it is a start and it is coming from a clothing store everyone is familiar with.

    Now it is becoming a reality that women with plus size needs can ...
    Author:
    Bowe Packer
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