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Stimulation of the vagus nerve allows patient who had been in a persistent vegetative state for 15 years to track objects with his eyes and respond to simple requests
a friend takes you to the hospital...(Natural News) It is important to call for the ambulance in medical emergencies, but new research suggests that calling a friend, an Uber, or the police to take you to the hospital is better if you have been stabb
There is a cunning and deadly device that used by armies in the past, and up to the present day. It's a weapon mostly overlooked but is yet brilliantly effective?"the caltrop. The caltrop (or calthrop) is a crude, cheap, iron ball with spikes. It
'Terminator' for the 21st Century ...Cameron and Deadpool director Tim Miller sit down with THR to talk for the first time about how they will reboot a storied but troubled franchise for the new era of Amazon drones and AI anxiety: "People ask me, 'W
An employee of Insys has been caught on tape misleading a pharmacy benefits provider in order to get a Subsys prescription for a patient who does not have cancer. The smoking gun audio tape is heard in the following video: From here, McCaskill
Our range of hearing extends from around 16 Hz to around 16,000 Hz (or sometimes higher-young children, for example, can hear upwards of 18,000 Hz or more). However, just because we can't hear something doesn't mean a sound isn't being creat
http://www.mindful.org/how-the-brain-changes-when-you-meditate/ By charting new pathways in the brain, mindfulness can change the banter inside our heads from chaotic to calm. Not too long ago, most of us thought that the brain we're born with
Have the Ravens and/or the NFL gone over to the 'dark side of the force'? The company ORIG3N intends to sell your data world-wide. No, you just cannot make this kind of stuff up. Read this from their Terms and Service agreement on their website:
Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) recently discovered the potential of using the anti-malarial drug artemisinin in combination with aminolevulinic acid (ALA) as a treatment for cancer. Specifically, they found that the anti-
Elbow-to-elbow seating, oversized comfort pets, midcabin standoffs -- and passengers armed with their smartphones. A new era in air travel has some Americans tweeting mad.
Killer robots of the future will need more powerful chips to allow them to process vast amounts of data.
What's the lifespan of a company in the age of startups and tech disruption? Longer than it used to be.
(Natural News) The dispersants used during the cleanup of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill have made the cleanup workers sick. This was the conclusion that federal scientists came to in their study that was published in Environmental Health Persp
"I have been encountering cases of vaccine injury for over 40 years. In June it was a happy, healthy nearly 5-year-old whose parents were required to put her on a catch-up schedule, in order to get her into kindergarten. "She won't be going
Stephen Hsu reports on his team work to use novel machine learning methods ("compressed sensing") to ~500,000 genomes from UK Biobank, resulting in an accurate predictor for human height which uses information from thousands of SNPs.
If you restructure aluminum at the molecular level, as Boldyrev and colleagues did using computational modeling, you could produce an ultra-light crystalline form of aluminum that's lighter than water.
The armored "Beast" appears nearly ready to be put to use. Ben Marquis for the Conservative Tribune reports, Not too long ago, the Secret Service ordered newly updated limousines in which to transport the president and other high-ranking officials. A
The Conservative Tribune reports, The United States Navy is the most advanced in the world, and is constantly amazing both civilians and rival militaries with the types of vessels it is creating. That creation process is long and hard, and involves s
'I take my sleep incredibly seriously because I have seen the evidence,' says Professor Matthew Walker
The tide is finally shifting in Silicon Valley. The same companies once heralded as crusaders of a bright future are increasingly being seen as hoarders of vast, unchecked power. Franklin Foer, a national correspondent for The Atlantic, has been ques
Companies like Elon Musk's mysterious Neuralink work on connecting human brains--the magnificent blobs of neurons--to the internet, the digital land of Russian cats and racism. But some experts are questioning the ethics and security of the interne
When Alexander Fleming came back from a Scottish vacation in the summer of 1928 to find his London lab bench contaminated with a mold called Penicillium notatum, he kicked off a new age of scientific sovereignty over nature. Since then, the antibioti
NASA has unveiled breakthrough tests of a futuristic supersonic jet capable of flying passengers across the Atlantic ocean in just three hours.
wildly over-projecting rises in global temperature...(Natural News) Belief in the concept of catastrophic man-made global warming is now virtually demanded of everyone who wants to be taken seriously and perceived to be a thinking, educated person. S
If you restructure aluminum at the molecular level, as Boldyrev and colleagues did using computational modeling, you could produce an ultra-light crystalline form of aluminum that's lighter than water.
'The longer the trip, the more healing occurs,' says the geologist Peter Winn, who has been leading expeditions down the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon since the 1960s. 'Healing happens for people almost without exception.' The most dr
With major storms such as Hurricanes Harvey and Irma hitting the United States with ferocity, questions have arisen by those mainly dubbed "conspiracy theorists."
Have you ever thought about whether future humans will live out aspects of their lives online in simulated environments, or even extend their natural lifespans by uploading their minds to a secure cloud ecosystem? It's been a familiar idea in scien
Every new car is infested with Little Brothers – in the form of code and programming that "corrects" outright or thwarts whatever it is you wanted to do.
(Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc said on Friday it was testing a service in the Silicon Valley to deliver groceries straight to customers' refrigerators as it looks to gain an edge over Amazon.com.
