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Location American Science News for 7 August 2015

Why Does Plague Still Occur in the Western US?

Live Science - 7 Aug 2015 22:57
Why Does Plague Still Occur in the Western US? Three cases of plague have occurred in the United States in recent months, and although the illness is rare, it's not uncommon to have a few cases here each year.
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Woman Loses Vision After Mosquito Bites

Live Science - 7 Aug 2015 22:10
Woman Loses Vision After Mosquito Bites A woman who caught chikungunya fever while vacationing in the Caribbean wound up losing some of the vision in her right eye permanently, according to a new report of her case.
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Researcher creates AFDHAL cooking oil that can be used 80 times Using palm oil and Rutaceae herb, researchers have developed cooking oil that can be used 80 times. This cooking oil was scientifically defined using the main ingredients which are not only capable of reducing oil absorp...
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Fermi Problem Friday: The Logic of Lightning Safety

Physics Buzz - 7 Aug 2015 20:40
Summer is the most dangerous season for lightning strikes, which prompted CNN to run an article recently about safety steps to take during thunderstorms. The chief action they recommend is to go indoors when you hear thu...
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Why Cats Have Vertical Pupils

Live Science - 7 Aug 2015 20:24
Why Cats Have Vertical Pupils An animal's ecological niche largely explains its pupil shape, from the vertical slits of a cat to the bizarre rectangles in a goat's eye.
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Why Do Sheeps and Horses Have Elongated Pupils? | Video These animals basically have the ability to see all around themselves. Scientist believe that they evolved in this manner to give them an advantage when fleeing from predators.
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2,000-Year-Old Ritual Message Is Uncovered...Then Begins to Vanish! An enigmatic message, hidden for 2,000 years inside an underground cave, was recently uncovered in Israel. And it immediately began to vanish when exposed to the elements.
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A batch of ghostly, chargeless particles have been caught coming from inside Earth and from deep space
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Hearing loss in adults is under treated despite evidence that hearing aid technology can significantly lessen depression and anxiety and improve cognitive functioning, according to research.
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Charge density and optical properties of multicomponent crystals Optical materials serve a major role in modern sciences and technology. Many of the devices we use feature technology resulting from material discoveries in this fast moving area of research. Nowadays, the need for more ...
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An avatar that looks just like you and makes realistic movements could play you in your favourite games or virtual reality meeting
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A puffin relative is the only bird to migrate between western Canada and Japan, then fly back - but what for? Conditions are the same at both ends
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Asteroids called Trojans sit in gravitational wells around planets in our solar system - now data from the Kepler spacecraft suggests it happens elsewhere too
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A large randomized clinical trial of an emergency department (ED)-based program aimed at reducing incidents of excessive drinking and partner violence in women did not result in significant improvements in either risk fa...
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Want 1, 2 or 3 Kids? Study Estimates When to Start Building Your Family A new study estimates the maximum age at which couples should start trying to become pregnant, depending on how many children they want.
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Web-based patient-centered toolkit helps improve patient-provider communication A novel web-based, patient-centered toolkit used by patients and/or their healthcare proxys in the hospital setting helped them to engage in understanding and developing their plan of care, and has the potential to impro...
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Google Glass, a head-mounted streaming audio/video device, may be used to effectively extend bed-side toxicology consults to distant health care facilities such as community and rural hospitals to diagnose and manage poi...
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Scientists searched the chromosomes of more than 4,000 Huntington's disease patients and found that DNA repair genes may determine when the neurological symptoms begin. The results may provide a guide for discovering new...
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New test measures effectiveness of treatments for Huntington's disease A new test allows physicians to measure the effects of gene silencing therapy in Huntington's disease and will support the first human clinical trial of a drug that targets the genetic cause of the disease.
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Following review of Ruxolitinib in polycythaemia vera, patients complain of fatigue less frequently and have a better quality of life. The study design makes interpretation of the results difficult, however.
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Stories From Around the Web: Virtual Reality Is the Ultimate Empathy Machine From the earliest plays and novels, artists have created mediated experiences for their audiences to entertain, teach and expand perspectives. The best of these have catapulted audiences into magical worlds...
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Scientists on the NOvA experiment saw their first evidence of oscillating neutrinos, confirming that the extraordinary detector built for the project not only functions as planned, but is also making great progress towar...
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