Here are some of the most interesting science news articles I read this week:
Keeping filler ingredients out of your cup of coffee
Pairing old technologies with new for next generation electronic devices
Salk scientists uncover new clues to repairing an injured spinal cord
The evolution of PMS: It may exist to break up infertile relationships
Clinical trial evaluated safety of stem cell transplantation in spine
NIH: Bioengineers create functional 3D brain-like tissue
Tattoo biobatteries produce power from sweat
"Shape-shifting" material could help reconstruct faces
Running on waste heat
Bypass commands from the brain to legs through a computer
New frontiers of fecal microbiota transplantation
Treating cancer with bacteria shows real promise
Japanese farmers just got a new pesticide: the flightless ladybug
That should be plenty of links for everyone. Have a good weekend, and see you Monday!
4 comments:
I keep filler stuff out of my coffee - I don't drink it.
Alex, I think they're talking about filler that's put into the coffee to bulk it up. If I remember the article correctly, the coffee harvest wasn't good, so some people are adulterating the product to compensate.
I just wrote a news item for a site about how scientists have found something in bee venom that can stop cancer from spreading. I hope one of these discoveries leads to a cure.
It's amazing where all these new medicines are coming from, Stephanie.
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