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Does what we eat affect how we think?

Los Angeles - New research suggests that what we eat affects how we think. The research suggests that a diet high in sugar can slow the brain, hampering memory and learning.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 3 comments

Does caffeine make you work harder? It might be psychological

A study on rats has shown that caffeine may help to make lazy rats work harder but it can have the opposite effect on already hard-working animals. Does the same effect apply to people?
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 6 comments

Op-Ed: Food fight on New York City subway, is eating okay on subways?

New York - Someone is eating spaghetti on the subway, and someone comments "Animal" and the food fight begins. But what is the protocol, or proper etiquette for eating on the transit system?
In the Media by Daniel Boyington

Rat population explodes around Occupy D.C. camps

Washington - Since October, the rat population has exploded around the two Occupy D.C. camps, located at Freedom Plaza and McPherson Square in downtown Washington.
In the Media by Owen Weldon

Trained rats humanity's new best friends?

Morogoro - Rats are being trained to use their superior sense of smell, and human are using their Pavlovian proclivity to respond to treats, resulting in the rodents detecting hidden mines, and patients infected with tuberculosis as well.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 12 comments

From rats to rabbits: islanders exchange one problem for another

The beautiful Scottish island of Canna spent £600,000 to solve its rat problem – and is now beset with a plague of rabbits.
In the Media by Andrew John

Swift Current Outlines Plan to Battle Rats

The city of Swift Current, Saskatchewan has a rat problem so bad that some people say they've even been bitten in their beds.
In the Media by Kevin Jess

Rats rampage through seaside village

A picturesque english coastal village has suffered a massive invasion of rats as a result of efforts by farmers encouraged by DEFRA (Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs) to feed migratory birds.
In the Media by Andy Madden - 5 comments

Rat catcher gets TV for efforts

An unusual report emerged from Bangladesh recently. A Bangladesh farmer was crowned national rat catching champion on Thursday.
In the Media by Richard James - 2 comments

Worker says he saw rat roasting in peanut factory

A former employee at the factory at the center of a U.S. peanut product recall said he saw rat droppings and a rat dry-roasting in a peanut area.
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 13 comments
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Rat-catchers in Thailand are taking advantage of a rise in demand for rodent meat.
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The Florida Panthers will no longer sell plastic toy rats at their home arena.


The German city of Hamelin may be in need of another Pied Piper — it seems the rats are back.

Stem cells taken from the back of a human eye have restored some vision to blind rats, according to researchers.
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Being Submissive Will Cost You Your Country

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Some recent research indicates that the types and levels of bacteria in the intestines may be used to predict a...
Mar 23, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

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Aldenham (UK), Lister and a History of Microbiology

By far the most famous scientist ever to have worked in Aldenham was Joseph Lister (1827 – 1912), who set up an...
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Tim's Take ... ...emptying the in-box ... BO (box office) will finish off from last year despite a few blockbusters...
Dec 8, 2011 by Tim O'Brien
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