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  • What Is Cancer, Anyway?
    Cancer is not some foreign invader which has to be cut, burned
    or poisoned in hopes that it will die before the patient dies.
    No, cancer is simply a temporoary malfunction in your normal
    cell division process.

    Each of has about 75 trillion cells in our body. Virtually all
    of them replace themselves many times during our lifetimes. How
    many cells? Well, it's 75,000,000,000,000. That's a lot. They
    have various life cycles, but in about 7 years, they have all
    been regenerated. Amazing? I'll say!

    So, on an average day, about 29 billion cells in your body
    repl ...
    Author:
    Bill Henderson
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  • Is Your Cell Phone Safe?
    This compilation of information is Copyright March 2005 by http://www.organicgreens.us and Loring Windblad; the basic information is Copyright 8 March 2005 by Molly Wood and CNET. The reference for this article is the author’s personal knowledge and experience working in the Communications Field for more than 25 years plus all the cited references in Molly’s article. This article may be freely copied and used on other web sites only if it is copied complete with all links and text, including this header, intact and unchanged except for minor improvements such as misspellings and typos.

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  • Television's Mysteries: The Twilight Zone of other Television Programs
    You unlock this door with the key of imagination. That's what Rod Serling would say. It appears to me that the Twilight Zone may have affected more than the 30 minutes it controlled every week those many years ago. So with the keys of your imagination lets journey farther into the Outer Limits of television and discover that the weird and the bizarre were not just limited to the great classic sci-fi hits like the Twilight Zone and the Outer Limits. Nor is the unexplained always presented on Ripley's Believe it or Not.

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  • Distressing Acne and its Probable Causes.
    If you are on your teenage years, pretty good chances that you have some acne. About 8 to 10 preteens and teens have acne along with many adults. It is but a common skin problem that is considered to be a normal part of puberty. Apparently, it does make teen or any individual uncomfortable and it doesn’t make it easier when you look in the mirror and see the big pimple on your face or chin. However, there is good news such as simple steps that will help you feel better about your face.

    Acne is a skin condition that shows up as different types of bumps including whiteheads, blackheads, ...
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    CpDNA had been transferred to the mitochondrial genome. The observation that organelle DNA was found. Were extended to other DNA locations in the plant cell. Kemble et al (1983) demonstrated that.


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  • HPV - A Virus That Puts Women At Increased Risk For Cervical Cancer
    A Simple Lab Test Could Save Your Life

    (NC)-Did you know that one of the most common sexually transmitted infections, called Human Papillomavirus (HPV), is also the leading cause of cervical cancer in women? And that HPV is the most common cause of abnormal Pap smears?

    Virtually all cases of cervical cancer are preventable if detected in the pre-cancerous stage. "Although the Pap smear has reduced deaths caused by cervical cancer, it does not detect the Human Papillomavirus, the primary cause of essentially all cervical cancer." Says

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    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 ...
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