Student science experiment finds plants won't grow near Wi-Fi router
Ninth-graders design science experiment to test the effect of cellphone radiation on plants. The results may surprise you.
5/23/2013
Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer and Radical Mastectomy—Are Women Being Misled into a False Sense of Security?
Genetic Defects Are Not a Major Contributor to Breast Cancer
Antibacterial agent in common household products shown to weaken the heart and muscles
Researchers have discovered triclosan is far from harmless. Linked to heart failure and decline in muscle strength, the agent has come under scrutiny due to its widespread use in common household products.
Did mother raise the alarm after flushing away her own baby? 22-year-old watched in secret as rescuers plucked newborn ALIVE from the toilet pipe
Baby boy, believed to be a newborn, discovered beneath a toilet commode
Firefighters removed section of pipe and doctors cut the infant free
Emergency services called after woman heard cries coming from pipe
The baby called 'number 59' after the number of his incubator
Newborn saved from sewer pipe
May 29, 2013
A newborn baby boy was rescued from an apartment block sewage pipe after becoming stuck down a toilet in an incident that provoked shock.
The baby's mother, 22 and unmarried, hid her pregnancy from neighbors for fear of being ostracized, said a police officer in Jinhua, Zhejiang province.
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