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May 30, 2002
Science and Society: Invention of the First Vaccine for Blood Infections - 2002-05-30
American scientists have developed the first vaccine for blood infections, showing promising results in extensive testing. This discovery is discussed by Mansour Farasiyan on Voice…
May 16, 2002
Fish or Fish Oil Reduces Heart Problems - 2002-05-16
American scientists conducted a study on 22,000 men, finding that higher levels of blood fatty acids correlate with a reduced risk of sudden death. This…
May 14, 2002
Knowledge and Society: More Daughters, Longer Life - 2002-05-14
Finnish research indicates that the number of sons versus daughters a mother has may impact her lifespan, with mothers of daughters living longer. This finding…
May 8, 2002
Frontiers of Knowledge: Remote Control of Mice via Radio - 2002-05-08
Scientists have achieved the ability to control mice remotely through radio signals, which could help treat human spinal injuries. The Mars Society plans to send…