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Monthly Archives: April 2013
The Science of Guns and Violence in America
I read a Nature News article recently about gun control in the USA that horrified me so much that I now have to write a bit about this horrifying topic myself. It goes without saying that there is a huge … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged America, control, firearm, gun, legislation, mayors against illegal guns, NRA, policy, USA, violence, wintemute
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Stem Cells Wanted: Alive Not Dead
Stem cell therapies are taking off, in a surprisingly unregulated way. While most humans have to go to places like South Korea to receive them, horses, dogs, cats, pigs and tigers are already being treated in North America. The most … Continue reading
Posted in Bioengineering, Disease, Medicine, Science
Tagged adipocytes, bone marrow, CD34+, feeder, haematopoietic, MSC, niche, pericyte, perivascular cell, stem cell, survival
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Eating too much salt sends immune system haywire
When it comes to knowing whether eating too much salt is a bad thing, there is a surprising lack of “verified-by-science” information available*. A certain level of salt, or sodium chloride, is a biological necessity that keeps muscles pumping and … Continue reading
Posted in Disease, Immunology, Science
Tagged arthritis, autoimmune disease, autoimmunity, blood pressure, diet, high, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, salt, sodium chloride, T helper 17, Th17
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