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Researchers find use of GM cotton creates pest problems

China grows mainly GM cotton. The cotton was genetically modified to be resistant to a pest called known as the bollworm, a bug that loves to munch cotton.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 3 comments

Japanese researchers breed genetically modified glowing marmosets

Genetically modified monkeys that glow in ultraviolet light and pass the trait on to their young have been created by scientists in Japan.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 2 comments

Op-Ed: GM seeds last 10 years; concerns about controls, and some black humor

One of the original problems with genetically modified plants was their ability to survive. The discovery in Sweden of GM oilseed rape, (aka canola) which was planted 10 years ago, and has survived eradication attempts raises a whole new set of issues.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 7 comments
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You read the headline right. As shocking as it may sound, sometimes it may in fact make sense to say no to a mortgage modification, even when your house in underwater.
A report on a skydiving plane crash in New Zealand that killed nine people in 2010 blames poorly-managed modifications that led to overloading.
Putting genetic testing at the heart of the NHS could herald a "revolution" in diagnosing, treating and preventing disease, according to the government's genetics adviser.
Can money buy happiness? Is happiness genetic? A new study suggests satisfaction is partly genetic, but you can control how you react to events.

An Egyptian professor says the discovery of prostate cancer in a 2,200-year-old mummy indicates the disease was caused by genetics, not environment.

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Regeneration of damaged heart cells

A new US research project has discovered a means of converting scar tissue that forms after a heart attack into...
May 11, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle

Facebook Buys Glancee. Reasons & Possible Results

Shortly after the widely discussed purchase of Instagram, Facebook has decided to close the new bargain and buy a hip...
May 8, 2012 by Andy Donovan

The Demise of Empathy at Home and in the Family and the Role of Technology

Empathy is on a precipitous decline in the family and home environments. Technology is partly to blame, but so are...
May 4, 2012 by Sam Vaknin

Whitehouse Plan for a Bioeconomy

At the end of April 2012 President Obama announced its “Bioeconomy Blueprint,” a strategy to spur the development...
Apr 28, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle

Klebsiella pneumoniae: the next super-bug?

Researchers based at the University at Buffalo, led by Thomas Russo, have put forward evidence that a more potent...
Apr 23, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle - 1 comment
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