Monday, July 11th, 2011 at
6:01 am
South Korea Back in Stem Cell Spotlight With New Treatment
More than five years after South Korea’s scientific reputation was shattered by a cloning research scandal, the country has approved stem cell medication in the form of a treatment for heart attack victims for the world’s first clinical use
Read more on Fox News
More yellow jersey men crash out of Tour de France
Belgium’s Jurgen van den Broeck crashed out of the Tour de France Sunday after coming down in a mass pile-up during the ninth stage.
Read more on AFP via Yahoo! Canada News
The Healing Boutique: Ending the Search for Cancer Care Items
Providing superior products and expert customer care in one convenient location, The Healing Boutique ends the multi-stop seach for cancer care items. Located on the first floor of the Roper St. Francis Cancer Center in Charleston, SC, The Healing Boutique is open to everyone. It offers everything from certified bra fittings for mastectomy patients to a library with cancer resources. It is part …
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Monday, August 23rd, 2010 at
5:38 am
Cell phones and young drivers don’t mix, new state law says
Anyone 17 and younger can now be pulled over for talking on a phone while behind the wheel
Read more on New Orleans Times-Picayune
Monday, July 26th, 2010 at
5:38 pm
Cell Block U: Kerman’s grad school experience behind bars
You will not see this in one of those glossy, leafy college brochures, but prison is kind of like college, according to Piper Kerman, a graduate of tony Smith College, who felt like her school years prepared her for life at the women’s federal prison in Danbury, Conn.
Read more on Asbury Park Press
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010 at
6:07 pm
Neighbors say cross-shaped cell tower sends wrong signal
A proposed ‘monocross’ at a Longwood-area church raises questions about property values, safety T-Mobile and a Longwood-area church are hoping to erect a 130-foot cross that will double as a cell-phone tower. But they’ve had bad reception from neighbors, who are protesting the idea.
Read more on Orlando Sentinel
Friday, March 5th, 2010 at
12:48 am
Cell phones in the classroom – Surprising field studies suggest cell phones could be effective learning tools
Guest blogger Marie Bjerede examines field projects that are studying the educational use of cell phones. In one limited example, 50 percent of students doing lessons by cell phone had higher math proficiency than classmates who learned the same material from the same teacher.
Read more on O’Reilly Media
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Monday, March 1st, 2010 at
9:59 am
From cell, a new perspective
KEARNEY — They came in one or two at a time, wearing jeans and hoodies and nervous smiles as they posed for their mug shots.
Read more on Kearney Hub
Monday, March 1st, 2010 at
9:57 am
Cell phones have tales to tell
Authorities can use mobile records to help convict or exonerate. But advocates warn about privacy and civil-rights abuses. As the Bloods lieutenant drove from Newark, N.J., to Easton for a gang vendetta that ended in three murders, he probably hadn’t figured his cell phone would drop a dime on him.
Read more on The Morning Call
