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It's very common to exercise after you've had an injury. We are often asked what types of activities can be done after an injury. The first thing you must address is the severity of the injury. If you are dealing with ligament tears, labral More...
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Martial arts strength trainer Dylan Thomas knows how to effectively combine kettlebells with weight training and martial arts... Find out More...
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Nate Miyaki, 2009 Musclemania Champion in bantam weight class, is prepping for his 2010 contest season! Find out exactly what he eats, how he trains, and the best strategies to get insanely ripped the natural More...
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A new study of breast cancer patients at the Moores UCSD Cancer Center and the Arizona Oncology Services shows that after almost two years, the radiation given with the Strut-Adjusted Volume Implant (SAVI™) controls the rate of cancer and may More...
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The application of nanotechnology in the field of drug delivery has attracted much attention in recent years. In cancer research, nanotechnology holds great promise for the development of targeted, localized delivery of anticancer drugs, in which More...
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Jennifer Saunders, 52, an English comedienne, screenwriter, singer and actress was diagnosed with cancer 8 months ago. Ms. Saunders is probably most famous for her role in the comedy series Absolutely Fabulous. Her doctors say her cancer is now in More...
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Eight months after the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force released updated breast cancer screening guidelines, some physicians and lawmakers continue to call for the guidelines' withdrawal, Long Island Newsday reports. The guidelines recommend that More...
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The MENA Oncology Conference, organized by Fleming Gulf, is all set to take place on the 22nd and 23rd of October, 2010, in Cairo, Egypt. This conference, organized as a result of the rising incidence of breast cancer in the region, seeks to bring More...
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Getting the Lead out: New Look at Apollo 17 Moon Sample Reveals Graphite Delivered by a Lunar Impactor PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 09 July 2010 13:02

Humans have not set foot on the moon since December 14, 1972, when astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt of the Apollo 17 mission departed the lunar surface to return home. Thankfully, Cernan and Schmitt, a trained geologist , collected 110 kilograms of lunar material--the largest-ever haul of moon rocks and soil--before heading for Earth. [More]

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Earth - Moon - Apollo 17 - Eugene Cernan - Harrison Schmitt


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What can a three-legged dog teach robots about resilience? PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 05 July 2010 12:24

Anyone who's ever seen a dog move around on three limbs knows that canines are remarkably resilient creatures. Scientists are now wondering whether such adaptability could likewise be programmed into robots, in the event they experience damage or malfunction far from a repair shop (look no further than NASA's Mars Spirit rover to see why this is important). [More]

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NASA - Mars - Spirit rover - Space - Dog


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12 Events That Will Change Everything (preview) PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 04 June 2010 11:56

The best science transforms our conception of the universe and our place in it and helps us to understand and cope with changes beyond our control. Relativity, natural selection, germ theory, heliocentrism and other explanations of natural phenomena have remade our intellectual and cultural landscapes. The same holds true for inventions as diverse as the Internet, formal logic, agriculture and the wheel.

What dramatic new events are in store for humanity? Here we contemplate 12 possibilities and rate their likelihood of happening by 2050. Some will no doubt bring to mind long-standing dystopian visions: extinction-causing asteroid collisions, war-waging intelligent machines, Frankenstein’s monster. Yet the best thinking today suggests that many events will not unfold as expected. In fact, a scenario could be seen as sobering and disappointing to one person and curious and uplifting to another. One thing is certain: they all have the power to forever reshape how we think about ourselves and how we live our lives.

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Once more into the breach for Orbital Sciences and the carbon observatory PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 26 June 2010 04:59

The Orbiting Carbon Observatory was meant to precisely measure carbon dioxide throughout Earth's atmosphere. Instead, it wound up shattering on the Pacific Ocean* near Antarctica in 2009, a victim of a failed fairing--the aerodynamic nose cone shroud that keeps the satellite from burning up during launch. [More]

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Orbiting Carbon Observatory - Earth - Pacific Ocean - Orbital Sciences Corporation - Environment


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Researchers Turn to Supercomputing to Find Malaria's Soft Spot PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 04 June 2010 11:56

Understanding the nuances of infectious diseases--in particular malaria , which killed about one million people worldwide in 2008 --is a crucial step toward wiping them out. However, getting a clear picture of how malaria spreads and how it responds to eradication efforts means accessing a daunting amount of data from a variety of sources, the type of job best suited to a number-crunching supercomputer. [More]

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