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1. Norton Scientific Journal : Making things invisible now possible February 08, 2012 Researchers from University of Texas in Austin have reportedly made a cloaking chamber that can make something vanish in thin air. The study was published this month in the Norton Scientific Journal New Journal of Physics after more than 5 years of constant experimentation. A cylindrical tube created from insulating material with strips of copper made objects within it invisible to microwaves. Things reflect electromagnetic waves and light even when they are just lying around. That is how radar detectors and devices become alert of the presence of ships and airplanes — in the same way that ... (read more) Author: Charles Norton

2. Gut biology and Probiotic microorganisms in Food - Patent and Technology Report January 31, 2012 Bharatbook added a new report on "Probiotic microorganisms the new drugs? The surge in the number of scientific articles and patents in recent times, on microbes that confer health benefits when consumed." Etymologically, the term probiotic appears to be a composite of the Latin preposition pro ("for") and the Greek adjective ß??t???? (biotic), the latter deriving from the noun ß??? (bios, "life") [Miller et al British Journal of Nutrition, 2003]. Lilly and Stillwell coined the term probiotic in 1965 and defined it as "a substance produced by one microorganism stimulating the growth of ... (read more) Author: Bharat Book Bureau

3. Marxist Criminology January 24, 2012 Karl Marx established the “scientific” underpinnings of socialist theory in the 19th Century. He attempted to explain society’s inequalities, and he pointed a path to overthrowing capitalist society in favor of a “worker’s state.” For criminologists Marxism has remained relevant as an explanation of the social causes of crime. Marxist Criminology, as opposed to several other theories, does not focus on the individual but on society. Marxists see history, society, economics, and the place of individuals as “determined” by a “materialistic” base. In a word, a material substructure is ... (read more) Author: Margherita Millbern

4. Dream Interpretation Lessons - Mistakes You Must Avoid January 18, 2012 He always showed apathy (extreme indifference), in all matters of his life, not only concerning his appearance. If you are somehow like him, you should simply send me your dreams to get a professional dream translation. This is a way to finally take action and be free from the hole where you are. I will help you apply the guidance you have in your dreams, so that you may finally solve your problems. .You can translate dreams without keeping a dream journal whenever you master the dream language. However, in the beginning you must write down all your dreams and that means you may remember all... (read more) Author: Noe Britt

5. RULES WORTH KNOWING PRIOR WRITING December 22, 2011 Before penning down their thoughts, ideas or any research work, authors should be aware of certain basic rules that have to be followed for a good piece of work. Best outcome can be achieved by following few simple rules, like - Selecting the target journal - Knowing the importance of reading “Instructions to authors” section - Reading and highlighting the necessary instructions of the target journal Every author willing to publish his work should most importantly read the “Instructions to authors” section, which is given at the very beginning of every journal/magazine. Before starting... (read more) Author: prabhu govindarju

6. Dr. Mullan's Alzheimer Research Efforts Have Progressed Through The Years December 02, 2011 A study entitled "Potent Anti-angiogentic motifs within the Alzheimer's beta-amyloid peptide” was published on a scientific journal Amyloid in January 2008. Dr. Daniel Paris and Dr. Mullan's Alzheimer research showed that a particular protein central to this devastating disease is able to prevent the blood vessel's growth and can stop tumors. In this study, Dr. Michael and his team has shown that by stopping blood supply to tumor, one can starve it and stop the cancer. They identified a protein which can halt the growth of blood vessel and thus can be effectively used as a treatment for cancer... (read more) Author: Morton Eddy

7. How to Increase Glutathione Levels the Safe Way November 29, 2011 Today, almost everyone knows what glutathione is. This miracle antioxidant has been the subject of over 80,000 scientific and medical journal articles, all essentially saying the same thing—it’s good for your body. The Popularity of Glutathione So how popular is glutathione? It has become so well known that many well-respected and prominent medical and health professionals dub it at the “superhero antioxidant”. One of the reasons why glutathione has become so common is that people are buying it for its numerous helpful benefits. It has a lot of natural antioxidants and detoxifying ... (read more) Author: Vernon Romriell

8. Mesothelioma Rare in the Pre-Asbestos Age November 27, 2011 If there was any doubt about the direct causal connection between asbestos and the aggressive cancer known as mesothelioma, a new report published in the American Journal of Industrial Medicine should put it to rest for good. Researchers from the Department of Pathology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York analyzed the data on the incidence of malignant pleural mesothelioma prior to the widespread commercial use of asbestos. Although most mesothelioma is known to be linked to occupational asbestos exposure, the scientific community has been divided about whether or not mesotheli... (read more) Author: Agatha Simona

9. Mesothelioma IMRT More Effective Than Conventional Radiation November 27, 2011 Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT) appears to be the most effective and safest type of radiotherapy for treating mesothelioma patients after surgery. A new study published in the Journal of Thoracic Oncology says IMRT has advantages over conventional radiotherapy when used as part of a multi-modality approach to combat mesothelioma. Malignant mesothelioma, the asbestos-linked cancer, can take 20 to 40 years to develop but once it does, it often grows quickly. No single therapy has been shown to be universally effective at combating mesothelioma. A growing body of scientific evidence ... (read more) Author: Agatha Simona

10. Battling the Afternoon "Wall" Through Food November 21, 2011 By Jeff Jurmain It's a common refrain in the afternoon: "I'm hitting a wall." The afternoon Bermuda triangle of about 2 or 3 p.m. is replete with people growing rapidly fatigued. A new study has shown what we may not want to eat, and what would be better to offset the wall. Consider it a story on food cures of the wakeful variety. Researchers found that protein -- not sugar -- activates the cells responsible for keeping us awake and burning calories. Published in the scientific journal "Neuron," the study has implications beyond hitting the wall, extending into obesity and ... (read more) Author: Doctors Healthpress

11. NASA: Evidence of Water on Jupiter's Moon Europa November 16, 2011 The U.S. space agency says data from a planetary mission shows what appears to be a large body of water beneath Jupiter's ice-covered moon, Europa, which could harbor life.NASA says the data is especially significant because it suggests the possibility of a vast saltwater ocean below Europa's icy shell that's deep enough to cover the entire globe. The findings are published in the journal Nature.The lead author, Britney Schmidt of the University of Texas at Austin, said one opinion in the scientific community has been if the ice shell is thick, that is bad for biology, since the surface might ... (read more)

12. Vortex Tube Phenomenon November 13, 2011 In 1928, French physicist George Ranque accidentally invented the vortex tube while he was working on a vortex-type pump. Seeing how the product can be promising, he attempted to market vortex tubes. At the time, people were not able to appreciate the power and functionality of the device. It was only in 1945 that vortex tubes came out of obscurity, after another physicist, in the person of Rudolph Hilsch released the scientific journal “Wirbelrohr” explaining the functionality of the mechanical device. A few years after, vortex tubes started offering more uses and applications that the indust... (read more) Author: Frank Swing

13. Correlation between Green Tea and Weight Loss November 13, 2011 If you are unable to get desired results even after dieting and exercise, green tea is the right solution for you. Green tea and Weight Loss seem to go hand in hand, as this herbal tea helps in boosting metabolism. Let us now look into how effective green tea is for promoting weight loss: According to a study published by American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, there exists a direct correlation between green tea and weight loss. Caffeine contained in green tea aids weight loss program. However, scientific evidences show that effect of green tea is much higher compared to effects of caffei... (read more) Author: Bruce Markey

14. Bee Pollen Studies November 13, 2011 If you want the truth of all that bee pollen can do, you only have to do is go to any naturopathic physician or other natural health practitioner to find a wealth of personal bee pollen studies documenting countless healthful improvements directly attributed to bee pollen when it is taken as a daily supplement. Most scientific bee pollen studies have been confined to the areas of allergies and general health because scientific studies are expensive and are usually undertaken only when a company sets them up with the intention of reproducing and then patenting the new product or drug. As o... (read more) Author: Jeff Ray

15. Vortex Tube as Essential Tool in Industrial Applications November 07, 2011 For cheap industrial cooling, the vortex tube was found as the perfect solution. A mechanical device with no movable parts and electricity requirements, this tool uses compressed gas to conduct refrigeration in various commercial applications such as in general manufacturing and metalworking and processing. The device has been around since 1930’s when a French physicist George Ranque accidentally invented the device. But it was in 1945, when the device was given attention after another physicist from Germany, Rudolph Hilsch, published a scientific journal about the tool. Along with t... (read more) Author: Frank Swing

16. Inventory the much-anticipated speech two medical reform - Turbo Journal bearing November 05, 2011 2010, "two appointments" is finished, "scientific reform" Excellent individuals "two classes" the ten widespread vocabulary. CPPCC event from the Minister behind Vigor Chen Zhu, early journalists became arranged furthermore traffic jam regarding the "disaster in the smart operative reform," their tone this particular years doctors reform climaxes was pocketed people observation. Among they, there are numerous employed a lawyer upon the achieving elevated several breathtaking opinions.Huang Jiefu: the definition of prescription obligations ConfusingPrescription you will spend is not a definite ... (read more) Author: jhytrewgtfr redfggfd

17. Dial a Bottle Calgary-Top 6 Alcohol Myths to Ignore October 27, 2011 Myths about alcohol are plenty. Most people who love drinking have heard stories and legends about alcohol. We state common alcohol myths and their corresponding facts. Myth 1- Alcohol can destroy brain cells Fact- No, it cannot. In fact, the opposite has been proved scientifically. According to scientific studies, moderate consumption of alcohol can enhance your cognitive functioning. An article published in International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry reveals that light or moderate drinking of alcohol can reduce the risk of cognitive impairment. Myth 2- As com... (read more) Author: Tariq Hussain

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19. Bone Up on Hydrolyzed Collagen October 20, 2011 THE GOOD NEWS Hydrolyzed collagen is a substance naturally made in young human bones. Also known as collagen peptide, this protein gelatin is essential to keep bones, joints, cartilage, muscles, tendons, and skin in good maintenance. THE BAD NEWS As human bones age, they produce less and less collagen. Because collagen is a type of protein, it is the basis for new growth on a cellular level. When an elderly bone breaks, more time is required for collagen to form in the bone matrix for complete healing. THE SCIENTIFIC NEWS A recent study published in the Official Journal of the I... (read more) Author: Cleo Gib

20. Role of Modified Citrus Pectin in Cancer Treatment Presented at International Oncology Conference October 18, 2011 I recently discussed the principles of integrative medicine in oncology and shared the latest research on the role of Modified Citrus Pectin (MCP) in the treatment of cancer at an international oncology conference in Rhodes, Greece. This conference, titled “The 16th World Congress on Advances in Oncology and 14th International Symposium on Molecular Medicine,” brought together hundreds of cancer researchers, oncologists and medical professionals from around the world to share the latest information and advancements in the treatment and prevention of cancer. The international event was organize... (read more) Author: Isaac Eliaz

21. Free Chat and naked webcam October 11, 2011 Treatment method Today states that women who examine romance novels generate really like with their partners 74% more probable compared to women who don’t. Why? Simply because, according to a scientific study carried out by Harold Leitenberg of the The Journal of Sex Research and Psychological Bulletin, when women fantasize typically (as these folks do once they examine romance novels), these folks possess sex more often, have far more fun in bed, and interact in a bigger range of erotic pursuits.Quite a few hypnotherapists now go so far as to suggest studying steamy romance tales to boost a w... (read more) Author: Dalesde Vargasgr

22. The study says the Nobel Prize winner for it or not only can prolong life October 05, 2011 According to Hong Kong's da gong bao, according to a study reported number, according to the authority the value of Nobel than $1.5 million (9.56 million RMB) bonuses--it can make the award winner company and organization value-added $24 million, even make the life increased award for 2 years. Each year, each Nobel Prize winner will be awarded a certificate, a gold medal, there are quite a $1.5 million bonus. But according to a scientific journal published in May, according to the study of a listing of the emerging biometric technology trying to companies, there is nothing in the company ... (read more) Author: truereligion soft

23. The Greek behind the revolutionary changes in WiFi September 19, 2011 by Ellines.com Professor Stan (Efstratios) Skafidas, of the Greek homogeny, is hiding behind the revolution in wireless communications (Wi-Fi) at the University of Melbourne, according to “New Scientist”. As published in the reputable scientific journal, the researchers of the Australian Institute «Bionic Vision Australia» are claiming the first creation of the bionic eye which can be implanted in human and they are reaching the final stage over the next three years. The research team of the Institute, according to New World, includes homogeneity scientist, Professor of nanoel... (read more) Author: Mike Orfan

24. American Hospitals Destroy a hundred,000 A Yr September 19, 2011 If you've ever before had the sneaking suspicion hospitals are not carrying out all they can to avoid infections, you could be appropriate. In accordance to three scientific studies printed in the American Journal of Healthcare High quality, most hospital-acquired, or nosocomial infections, arise as a result of hospital procedures, not from the level of patients' sickness. Insufficient hand-washing and insufficient donning of sterile clothing by active healthcare personnel are believed to be key contributing aspects.The Veterans Affairs hospital in Pittsburgh, PA thought a lot more could be ca... (read more) Author: Josephine Devine

25. HGH As fat blaster solution? September 19, 2011 Exploring the effect of human growth hormone on weight loss. The term “fat blasting” is a relatively unique and modern expression and it refers to the ‘fat burning or fat dissolution’ effect as a result of increased body metabolism which eventually leads to progressive weight loss and a leaner body. several scientific studies have revealed that restoring levels of HGH in aging individuals can have impressive effects. One landmark study, published in 1990 in The New England Journal of Medicine, discovered that 12 men who took growth hormones experienced a boost in lean muscle and bon... (read more) Author: Jonathan Camilleri

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