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Video: Funny YouTube film, Cats in Space, goes viral

Star Trek now has competition in a new video, Cats in Space. But unlike Kirk and Spock battling evil aliens in the constellation Orion, cats exploring frontiers of space on an Enterprise-like starship have only one mission, fighting space mice.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus

Video shows mouse inside bag of McDonald's Big Mac buns

Philadelphia - A disturbing video recorded by a former McDonald's employee showing a mouse running around inside a bag of Big Mac buns has gone viral after the man, who was fired for poor performance, gave it to a Philadelphia Fox news station.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 11 comments

Human vaccine may be a breakthrough in future cancer treatment

Researchers at the Mayo Clinic, in collaboration with scientists from the United Kingdom, have made a groundbreaking discovery that is sure to affect how cancer is treated in the coming years.
In the Media by Melissa Higgins

Pizza shop owner accused of sabotaging rivals with mice

Upper Darby - A pizza shop owner in the US is facing charges after being accused of attempting to sabotage competing businesses by infesting them with mice.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Airport security and drug detection mice being trained

Israeli scientists have created a device similar to a full body scanner that with the assistance of specially trained mice is said to be able to detect drugs or explosives.
In the Media by William Charles Baker

Undercover video of animal abuse prompts raid on pet supplier Special

Atlanta - Hamsters were put into a plastic bag and bashed against a table and walls. Animals were cruelly killed, abusively handled, and forced to live in severely crowded, filthy conditions and squeezed until their genitals protruded outward.
Digital Journal Report by Kim I. Hartman

Sperm recognize siblings and pay it forward

Amazingly scientists have observed sperm cooperating like bicycle racing teammates. They apparently draft and also link themselves together to swim in tandem.
In the Media by Bob Gordon - 3 comments

Invasion of mice threatens to take over British Parliament

Cats or traps was the decision facing British parliamentarians on the best way to rid Westminster Palace in London of an infestation of mice.
In the Media by Sandy Sand - 1 comment

Cat Returns after 9 Years, and Other Weird Stories from Sweden

Maybe it’s the severe winter they’re having this year, but whatever the reason, there have been several oddball stories in the Swedish press over the past month or so. First the cat story.
In the Media by Martin Laine - 3 comments

Pa. Capital's cafeterias closed due to rodent infestation

Pennsylvania officials have closed down the two cafeterias and the five snack bars in the state Capital buildings. They will be closed down until sometime next month due to rodent droppings being discovered in the main cafeteria.
In the Media by Cynthia Trowbridge - 7 comments
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Scientists restore the sight of blind mice by transplanting light-sensitive photoreceptor cells into their eyes.
Japanese scientists transplanted bio-engineered tissue under the skin of mice.
Fertility techniques previously used in mice are now being studied with the aim of improving IVF success rates in women, researchers say.

Mice that could only eat for eight out of every 24 hours stayed healthy, while those allowed to snack all day long on the same foods gained weight and lost motor skills, a new study reports.

Destructive plaques found in the brains of Alzheimer's patients have been rapidly cleared by researchers testing a cancer drug on mice.
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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

New video promoting literacy unites beloved fiction characters

What would a video look like starring Rip Van Winkle, Three Blind Mice, Humpty Dumpty, Curious George, Big Bad Wolf,...
Apr 20, 2012 in  Book Club by David Silverberg

Anti-cocaine vaccine in development

A new anti-cocaine passive vaccine—a vaccine consisting of ready-made antibodies—can reverse the effects of acute...
Apr 19, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle

New anti-heart attack vaccine may lower arterial fat

The Daily Mail has reported that a new vaccine has been developed that significantly lowers arterial fat levels and,...
Apr 3, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Modified osteoporosis drugs show promise against malaria

Data from the World Health Organization demonstrates that malaria currently threatens around half of the world's...
Mar 6, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle - 1 comment
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