June 2002
Science and Society: A Pregnant Woman Who Wanted to Photograph Her Own Childbirth
The article discusses a pregnant woman's desire to document her childbirth and the implications of a court ruling that removes the mention of God from…
Science and Society: Discovery of a Strange Fish in Maryland - 2002-06-29
A strange fish has been discovered in a Maryland lake, prompting state natural resource officers to mobilize for its removal due to its predatory nature…
Knowledge and Society: Repairing Damage from Stroke - 2002-06-27
Recent studies indicate that inosine injections can promote nerve growth in the brain, potentially aiding recovery from strokes. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America highlights…
Science and Society: Discovery of Another Asteroid - 2002-06-26
An asteroid passed Earth at an unprecedented close distance, unnoticed until three days later. If it had hit a populated area, it could have caused…
Knowledge and Society: Resurgence of Certain Diseases Due to Bacterial and Microbial Resistance
The article discusses the resurgence of diseases like tuberculosis due to antibiotic resistance, prompting doctors to limit antibiotic prescriptions for children. A 19-year-old Iranian student…
Knowledge and Society: Lung Transplant - 2002-06-22
Mansour Farasioon discusses the complexities surrounding lung transplants, including ethical considerations and the challenges faced by patients with respiratory issues. This topic is significant as…
Science and Society: Discovery of Botox - 2002-06-21
Recent research has revealed that Botox, commonly used for cosmetic purposes, is also effective in treating severe headaches like migraines. This information was shared by…
Knowledge and Society: Solo Balloon Journey Around the World - 2002-06-20
American millionaire Steve Fossett is undertaking a solo balloon journey around the world, which some view as a mere wealthy person's adventure. However, the spirit…
Science and Society: Object Transfer via Laser - 2002-06-19
Australian scientists have made a breakthrough in transferring objects using laser technology. This development prompts speculation about the future of instant object transfer, akin to…
A New Solar System Discovered - 2002-06-18
A new solar system has been discovered 41 light-years away, featuring a planet similar to Jupiter, which could lead to the identification of habitable planets.…
Science and Society: Brain Activities of Musicians - 2002-06-18
Researchers have compared the brain activities of musicians with those of ordinary people, revealing significant differences. This research also brings humanity closer to understanding the…
Frontiers of Knowledge: The Use of Laser in Ophthalmology - 2002-06-17
The article discusses the increasing popularity of laser eye surgery, which boasts a success rate of over 95%. It features an interview with Dr. Bijan…
Science and Society: Tattoos in Youth and the Discovery of the Gene for the Most Dangerous Type of Skin Cancer
The article discusses the implications of tattoos among youth as a sign of personality imbalance and highlights the discovery of a gene linked to melanoma,…
Science and Society: Hormone Replacement Therapy for Disease Prevention
The article discusses the benefits of hormone replacement therapy for menopausal women, highlighting its role in preventing health issues like osteoporosis. Dr. Shahre Haeiri Arman…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Jaundice - 2002-06-10
The article discusses the impact of jaundice on human resources and features an interview with Dr. Alireza Bagherian regarding treatment options. It highlights the importance…
Science and Society: Identification of the Gene Responsible for Testicular Cancer - 2002-06-08
The article discusses the identification of a gene linked to testicular cancer, which may lead to new treatments, while also highlighting the growing threat of…
Science and Society: American Green Cauliflower Prevents Stomach Cancer - 2002-06-06
The article discusses three health-related news items: the link between youth anger and heart attack risk, the cancer-preventing properties of American green cauliflower, and the…
Is the Core of the Moon a Frozen Nucleus?
A recent scientific discovery suggests that the Moon's core may be soft or molten rather than frozen, based on measurements taken by a laser mirror…