Weird Science
Gum chewing leads to teens’ higher math scores?
Researchers at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, recruited more than 100 eighth grade charter school students (all 14 years old) to participate
Chimps beat college students in memory test
In a recent study a Japanese researcher used short-term memory tests to compare the cognitive abilities between chimps and college students. The chimps won. (video) Tetsuro ...
Lipofat probably not what alternative fuels advocates had in mind
Those innovative Californians. Until recently, Beverly Hills liposuction doctor Craig Alan Bittner kept his and his girlfriends’ SUVs running on fat sucked out of his ...
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- Anti-obesity drug market to reach $3.1 billion by 2016
- Bush loyalists still touting, getting away with torture
- Journal reports teenager nearly blinded following vaccination against HPV virus
- Airport scammers
- Scientists comment on the Haiti earthquake
- Where do Minnesota robins go in the winter?
- Airport scammers
- California zealot seeks to ban divorce in the state with ballot proposition
- The Great Climate Debate commits suicide
- Public embraces holistic healing, conventional medicine follows
- SCOTUS ruling: Is Clean Water Act only valid for navigable waters?
- War is hell on the brain: Doctors map psychological disorders in Gaza and the West Bank
- Monitoring, training reduce restraint use in the ICU
- Natural gas drilling: What we don’t know
- Future aircraft ‘Black Boxes’ will stream data to earth in real time
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