May 09 2011
Japan Crisis: Entering the Radiation Zone
Ian Thomas Ash and cameraman Colin O'Neill venture inside the Fukushima 30 kilometer radiation exclusion zone to document the conditions the local population are enduring.
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Apr 29 2011
Why You Should Be Excited for Rainbow-Colored Poo
We're excited about rainbow-colored poo. And it brought us even closer to our readers this week!
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Apr 12 2011
Clinic Touts Smoking as Cancer Cure
One of the "treatments" calls for the blowing of smoke from "divine cigarettes" to remove their cancer-causing "free radicals."
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Mar 29 2011
Lasers Detect Melanoma Better than Doctors
The dual-laser technique developed at Duke University correctly diagnosed melanoma 11/11 times in a recent trial.
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Mar 15 2011
Japanese Radiation Victims Offered Worthless Treatment
An alternative medicine group is advising Japanese radiation victims to use unproven and worthless treatments.
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Mar 10 2011
How Broccoli Fights Cancer
Broccoli fights cancer. Mom knew that, now science offers the proof.
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Mar 01 2011
Portable Scanner Analyzes Cancer Cells in an Hour
A mini magnetic resonance machine and smartphone app can biopsy cancer cells in under an hour.
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Feb 03 2011
Centenarian Advice on a Long Life
Centenarians offer advice on how to live over 100 years, but how good are the suggestions?
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Jan 21 2011
Magnet Drives Pill to the Right Spot
A system that could one day be used in humans used an external magnet to safely direct pill capsules inside rats.
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Jan 21 2011
Magnet Drives Pill to the Right Spot
A system that could one day be used in humans used an external magnet to safely direct pill capsules inside rats.
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