knslyr

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POPSHuman Echolocation
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by knslyr  7-19-2006    5
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POPSHair Follicles Provide Bounty of Stem Cells
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by knslyr  7-13-2006   
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POPSMan Moves Things with Mind Power
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by knslyr  7-13-2006    2
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POPSFirst One-Pill-A-Day Drug for AIDS
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by knslyr  7-13-2006   
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POPSHemispherectomy, Simply Unbelievable
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by knslyr  7-3-2006    1
 "the remaining hemisphere does double duty and the child often develops normally"
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POPSVomit Ejector... Of Course
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by knslyr  6-6-2006   
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POPSKnocked Up? Sorry Charlie.
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by knslyr  6-6-2006   
 Consumer reports urges pregnant women to stay away from canned tuna.
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POPSAnother Reason To Exercise
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by knslyr  6-2-2006   
 As if there weren't enough reasons to exercise. Now if I can only get off my butt and do it!
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POPSKeeping Food Vitamin Content
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by knslyr  6-2-2006   
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POPSFDA Looking to Restaurants to Aid in Fighting Obesity
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by knslyr  6-2-2006   
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POPSInfection Rates Falling, But AIDS Still Spreading
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by knslyr  5-31-2006    1
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POPSI Need My Guinness Prescription Filled
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by knslyr  5-26-2006    1
 Does this mean I can write off my bar tab under preventative medicine expenses?
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POPSBird Flu Infecting 151 Million... Not All Bad News
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by knslyr  4-18-2006    1
  Not all bad news by any means: because if the U.S. uses their resources well enough, the number of people affected could be less that 10% of the population, roughly the same number who get affected during the normal flu season. By continuing to administer vaccines as they were developed, around 0.7% would be infected. For the worse case studied, that would still limit it to 2.8% of the population.
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