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Gluten-free eating can help if you have common disorder, but first you have to know if you have it
Read More »The iPad Is The Pilot’s Best Friend
Delta Airlines has deployed 22 iPads into its global pilot workforce, as a preliminary trial of the iPad's ability to act as an electronic flight bag. They're not the first to do so, with American Airlines bagging that title after they gained FAA approval back in 2010, but Delta's move points to a growing trend among fliers--if you're job or pastime involves gliding through the air, then the iPad is about to revolutionize the experience
Read More »The Top 10 Cities for Air Quality
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Read More »PGT: Irishmen leading way at Czech Open
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Read More »Doctors at high risk for malpractice suits, but who gets sued most?
Though 1 in 14 doctors are malpractice targets, only 1 in 5 claims leads to payout, says study
Read More »Malaria fears up as mosquitoes show pesticide resistance
Researchers in Africa say malaria-spreading bugs can quickly become resistant to pesticide commonly used to treat bednets
Read More »Marijuana Plant Sequenced
At last, the field of genomics has something to offer Cheech and Chong. DNA sequencing hit a new high last night with the midnight release of the Cannabis sativa genome.
Read More »Malpractice 101: Which doctors get sued most?
Doctors earn big paychecks, but also face big risk of lawsuits - some more than others
Read More »Robot Rescuers Help Peace Of Mine
Robots often serve as first responders during mine collapses. A robot can fit into tight spaces, it’s not slowed by noxious fumes and it's expendable if there's another cave-in
Read More »Melting Arctic Sea Ice Drives Walruses onto Land
By Deborah Zabarenko, Environment Correspondent WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Fast-melting Arctic sea ice appears to be pushing walruses to haul themselves out onto land, and many are moving around the area where oil leases have been sold, the U.S. Geological Survey reports. [More]
Read More »Mathematics, Cities, and Brains: What Can A Highway Engineer Learn From A Neuroscientist?
At their most fundamental level, brains are made up of neurons. [More]
Read More »Rebuilding a Brand’s Reputation
These 10 brands attempted, some more successfully than others, to bounce back from potentially game-ending disasters. Here's what you can learn from them. During an ice storm at New York's JFK airport, JetBlue made the regrettable decision to keep passengers aboard a plane on the runway while food supplies dwindled and outrage grew
Read More »Pesticides cause diabetes? What new study says
People with highest oxychlordane exposure were twice as likely to develop type 2 diabetes, says study
Read More »Video: AntiGravity Yoga
Suspended in air, yoga students in New York City are defying natural law to achieve a better body, mind and spirit.
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