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  • Under the Knife
    More and more men who are unhappy about their penis sizes have considered getting under the knife – or having surgery – in an attempt to enhance the appearance and function of their member.

    Much headway has been gained in phalloplasty, also called cosmetic penile enhancement or augmentation surgery, but it still remains a very controversial method in penile enlargement due to unpredictable results and the high risks involved.

    Phalloplasty requires two separate procedures: one to lengthen the penis and another to increase girth.

    Surgical lengthening of the penis is achieved by cutting ...
    Author: Oneil Wilson
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  • The DNA of Motivation

    It really is about motivation. After all, what impels someone to climb a mountain, or go to college, or save for a car, or learn a new language or anything of a thousand things? What is it that moves someone to action from a position of comfortable stasis? The answer is motivation. Motivation is the process of stimulating you to action. It takes a need, desire or some other impulse and incites a response. Motivation is the high-octane fuel of success and, as such, it’s vital that individuals and teams capitalize on its power.

    Often motivation seems to occur spontaneously -- ...
    Author: George Ebert
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  • Prevent Disease By Thinking Differently Than Experts

    Did you know that all physicians and medical researchers have been indoctrinated with a flawed model of thinking dating to the 17th century?

    These "experts" cling to a Cartesian model of thinking.

    Cartesian refers to the philosopher Descartes who declared, "I do not recognize any difference between the machines made by craftsmen and various bodies nature alone composes."

    All scientists, whether they were physicists, botanists, or zoologists, soon adopted his concept that the subject of their study was a machine.

    Over time, however, every science but one opted out of ...
    Author: William R. Quesnell
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    Colgate Is Looking At Gene Therapy To Combat Oral Cancers

    Brush your teeth and rinse with gene therapy. That could be the future of oral health care as envisioned by Colgate-Palmolive and Introgen Therapeutics, a biotechnology company. The companies announced an alliance on Friday to incorporate gene therapy an exotic, experimental and so far largely unsuccessful form of medicine into mouthwashes, gels and similar products to treat and prevent oral cancers. Colgate is buying about 3.6 million shares of Introgen, or a 9.7 percent stake. Colgate will pay $20 million, or $5.54 a share, the same as Introgen's closing price on Thursday. On Friday, Introgen shares climbed 8 percent, to $5.96 Gene therapy involves putting genes into cells in the body, often to replace g...


    Limiting Gene Therapy for Kids

    Despite showing some successes, gene therapy has struggled with safety issues for many years. In a setback for gene therapy, the FDA has recommended that gene therapy treatments for children with a severe immune deficiency be restricted to those who...


    RheoGene Adds Internationally Renowned Gene Therapy Experts to Its Scientific Advisory Board

    RheoGene Inc. is pleased to announce theaddition of three new members to its Scientific Advisory Board. JoiningAlan Russell, Ph.D., and Arthur Levine, M.D., are Fred H. Gage, Ph.D.,Richard Gregory, Ph.D. and Inder Verma Ph.D. The Board brings exceptionalbreadth of knowledge and experience in the fields of gene expression, geneand cell therapy, regenerative medicine, cancer, CNS disorders andimmunology, all critical to RheoGene's success and direction as the companybuilds upon its core technology platforms and advances the RheoSwitch®Therapeutic System for cell and gene therapy into the clinic.


    Gene Therapy To Treat Haemophilia; Cure Achieved In Dogs -- Are Humans Next?

    Source: Research Australia Date: 2005-08-12 Gene Therapy To Treat Haemophilia; Cure Achieved In Dogs -- Are Humans Next? Progress in gene therapy to treat haemophilia has been impressive in the past few years.


     
    		 
     


  • The Family Bed: A Story in Generations

    If I had been born at home, surely it would have been into a family bed. As it was, my parents brought me home from the hospital, where I was promptly given a place aside my mother in the bed which slept us all: mom, dad, my brother and I. I nursed until I was nearly four, when the arrival of a younger sibling forced shared privileges. I was not, as a rule, thrilled with anything that wasn’t mine alone and so gave up the breast and my place between my parents for slightly more independence on the outskirts of our small country. I slept on the edge (had my parents been a bit more intuitive, ...
    Author:     Abigail Dotson
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  • peterdavid.net: Living Wills and Political Bloodsuckers
    Issue. Because while I apreciate the arguments the other side is making, I do feel we will be going down a slippery-slope if we allow a woman to starve/dehydrate to death because she is brain-damaged.


  • Digital Crusader: February 2006 Archives
    Directly via gene therapy, nano-tech robots. Car Congress: The Slippery Task of Defining. Which details how a gene named SIRT1 (and it's. Can offer - and the slope is not just slippery.


  • http://www.judiciary.senate.gov/testimony.cfm?Id=147&wit_id=129
    And Human Cloning As the grim histories of gene therapy and fetal tissue use are left generally. Mother is a regulatory nightmare. Given the slippery slope from embryo cloning to reproductive.


  • Science & Theology News - The Daily Dose: June 24, 2005
    Away from doing some sort of therapy that would change human life. The contribution of multiple gene products to neurodegeneration. Somewhere along the slippery slope between improvements in.


  • Human gene therapy and slippery slope arguments - McGleenan 21 (6): 350 -.
    Journal of Medical Ethics, Vol 21, Issue 6 350-355, Copyright 1995 by Institute of Medical Ethics ETHICS BRIEFINGS Human gene therapy and slippery slope arguments T McGleenan School of Law, Queen's.


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  • Human Evolution Timeline: Revelations in Bible Quotes
    The human evolution timeline is found recorded in Bible quotes (Book of Genesis). Adam's rib symbolizes the chromosome and is the key to the man ape evolution. In discussing evolution vs creation, many convergences like this one are found.

    Someone who holds to the theory of evolution and denies creationism might ask why such an important matter as the creation of human beings would be in a symbolic message rather than in explicit language. And, after all, the Holy Scriptures don`t talk about chromosomes. That is a valid question, which shall be pursued below. First off, the main interes ...
    Author:     Ruy Miranda
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  • Benefits of Green Tea and Cancer Prevention

    Tea and Cancer Prevention

    Tea drinking is an ancient tradition dating back 5,000 years in China and India. Long regarded in those cultures as an aid to good health, researchers now are studying tea for possible use in the prevention and treatment of a variety of cancers. Investigators are especially interested in the antioxidants-called catechins-found in tea.

    1. What are antioxidants?

    The human body constantly produces unstable molecules called oxidants, also commonly referred to as free radicals. To become stable, oxidants steal electrons from other molecules and, in the ...
    Author: Robert Rogers
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