PalscienceNanotechnology::Computer And Internet::Health and Medicine::Space::Gadgets::NewsEmbryonic stem cells might reduce transplantation rejection - Study Suggests- September 16, 2008 Researchers from the University of Iowa and the Iowa City Veterans Affairs Medical Center, said that using embryonic stem cells might reduce transplantation rejection. The U.S medical scientists said the immune-defense cells influenced by embryonic stem cell-derived cells helped prevent the rejection of hearts transplanted into mice and without the use of immunosuppressive drugs. Immunosuppressive ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/16/embryonic-stem-cells-might-reduce-transplantation-rejecti... Rare find - turtle born with two-heads- September 15, 2008 This baby turtle found in eastern China, and weighed just 17g. Water World spokesman Jimmy Hu said: &8216;We got it two weeks ago and it&8217;s growing fast, probably because it can eat twice as fast as the others. &8216;It was mixed among many other turtles and we only discovered it this week.&8217; Mr Hu added: &8216;It&8217;s ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/14/rare-find-turtle-born-with-two-heads/ 10 Natural ways to keep your heart healthy- September 14, 2008 Did you know that heart disease kills far more people each year than cancer does People definitely can lower their risk of having a heart attack by simply following a specific diet and consuming healthy food such as garlic and olive oil. These are some natural ways to keep your heart healthy and prevent form ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/14/10-natural-ways-to-keep-your-heart-healthy/ DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)- Million-year-old camel bone unearthed in Syria- September 14, 2008 DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) &8212; Scientists have unearthed a camel jawbone in the Syrian desert that they think may be a previously unknown tiny species of the animal and say dates back a million years. The jawbone was found last month near the village of Khowm in the Palmyra region, about 150 miles northeast of Damascus, said ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/14/million-year-old-camel-bone-unearthed-in-syria/ Cancer Chemicals Found In Pringles and Other Products- September 14, 2008 A study by the Food Standards Agency found organic products sold under Prince Charles&8217;s Duchy Original brand contain elevated levels of a cancer-causing chemical. The agency published a list of products that contain the cancer-causing chemical &8220;Acrylamide&8221;; probably this list will shock most of you since we including me consume some these products almost regularly. Hula ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/14/cancer-chemicals-found-in-pringles-and-other-products/ 62 feet tall Buddha statue found in Afghanistan dates back to the third century- September 9, 2008 Archaeologists in Afghanistan have discovered a giant statue of Buddha in a sleeping position and dates back to the Third Century. Back in 2001 Taleban blew up two giant standing Buddha's carved into the mountainside at Bamiyan.http://palscience.com/2008/09/08/62-feet-tall-buddha-statue-found-in-afghanistan-dates-bac... Global Warming Causing Stronger Hurricanes- September 9, 2008 A U.S study shows that hurricanes are getting stronger and stronger every year, and the reason is yes you guessed it &8220;Global Warming&8221;. Most Americans still remember the catastrophic hurricane back in 2005 Katrina which was one of the five deadliest in the history of the U.S. Hurricane Gustav is the second major hurricane of ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/08/global-warming-causing-stronger-hurricanes/ Rosetta spacecraft captured images of asteroid 220 million miles away from Earth- September 7, 2008 The Rosetta spacecraft has taken images for the first time of an asteroid in orbit more than 220 million miles away from Earth, according to the Daily telegraph the Rosetta spacecraft will try to land on the comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko sometimes in 2015 in an attempt to study the celestial object&8217;s chemistry. The image looked like ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/07/rosetta-spacecraft-captured-images-of-asteroid-220-millio... Emails from NASA head show discontent- September 7, 2008 Mike Griffin, the National Air Space Agency Administrator is frustrated from the lack of the funding for a new rocket and the White House interference in America&8217;s space flight program. &8220;My own view is about as pessimistic as it is possible to be,&8221; he wrote Aug. 18 in predicting continuation of the space shuttle program, ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/07/emails-from-nasa-head-show-discontent/ Toshibas new TV recognizes viewers and change channels by waving your hand- September 7, 2008 If you are thinking of buying a new TV, then you have to wait a little bit. Why Because scientists at a Toshiba research laboratory in Cambridge, have created a new technology in TVs that allow viewers to operate their TV purely by gestures. For example, raising a hand in a stop sign would pause the ...http://palscience.com/2008/09/06/681/ |