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Scientists have met one of the long-standing challenges of regenerative medicine: For the first time, they have succeeded in coaxing an injured spinal cord to regenerate sensory axons in rats that reinnervate the specific place they would need to ...
From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
3 Aug 2009
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From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
30 Jul 2009
Each year, the U.S. Office of Research Integrity (ORI) investigates dozens of
charges of scientific misconduct. And each year, the ORI adds a handful of names to
a list of researchers found guilty of falsifying figures, fabricating data, or
committing ...
From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
2 Jul 2009
Researchers are slowly establishing a connection between an extremely rare genetic disease and HIV -- and homing in on a safe, non-prescription compound that could treat both.
Recently, James Hildreth at the Meharry Medical College School of Medicine ...
From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
28 Jun 2009
It was pouring rain the night that Eve Yohalem went to pick up her $6,000
kitten at the airport. She and her husband had been told to wait at John F. Kennedy
Airport in New York City, where the cat would be arriving on a cross-country flight
from Los ...
From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
5 Jun 2009
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From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
13 Feb 2009
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From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
3 Feb 2009
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From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
22 Jan 2009
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From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
22 Dec 2008
hen you meet identical four-year old twins Addi and Cassi Hempel, you might notice something about the way they walk. They used to run around like other
toddlers, but now they are more wobbly, more uncertain, and walk with their legs
somewhat wide ...
From ALISON MCCOOK,
The Scientist,
24 Nov 2008
