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People with aniseikonia may complain of headaches, double vision, eyestrain, fatigue, poor depth perception, reading difficulties, distorted vision, sensitivity to light, nervousness or an inability to appreciate 3-D images
Scientists have developed a bone grafting material made out of sea urchin spines
Fighting MRSA with new membrane-busting compoundAmerican Chemical Society | Health and Medicine | March 25, 2017
A class of compounds called LANA safely treated MRSA (purple) skin infections in mice
Whether in rear or all-wheel drive, Lexus’ IS sedans are luxurious and funJim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | Automotive | March 25, 2017
Lexus deserves kudos for putting that lovely turbo four into the sedan
“sumpin’ to look forward to”: eternal existence with Jesus Christ
Vitamin K2: How It Helps Heart and BoneW. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | Family | March 20, 2017
Hopefully, my daily intake of high doses of vitamin C as well as K2, A + D will provide added protection against this nation’s number one killer, heart attack
Lamentation of the Church during the 100th Anniversary of FatimaDavid Martin | Family | March 20, 2017
Hence, we are a hundred years later Commemorating the event, But if we continue to bury her Secret, We are certainly bound to lament
Kia Sorento a fine ride that outdoes some higher end SUV’sJim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | Automotive | March 18, 2017
That seems to be a winning combination, and judging by the number of Sorentos I see on the roads around here it seems to be working
Portland Oregon
There’s More to Constipation than Grunting.W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | Health and Medicine | March 13, 2017
There’s an added advantage of decreasing the risk of coronary attack and other cardiovascular troubles, a win win situation easily achieved with zero side-effects.
Descendants of those who survived the whips of Egypt, the slave markets of Babylon, the armies of Rome, the sword and the flame, the concentration camp and the suicide bomber, celebrating a million holidays yet to come
The beloved old black man pulled me close, looked me in the eyes and said, “You didn’t lose because you gave a hunnud pussent. That’s what winning takes.”
Honda adds an ugly but kind of fun hatchback to its Civic lineJim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | Automotive | March 11, 2017
Civic in its various forms continues to be a huge seller in Canada
Canadians want reliability in their cars - so how does 2017’s crop stack up?Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | Automotive | March 11, 2017
Vehicle Dependability Study
Awesome: BBC’s interview with professor going great . . . until his kids show upDan Calabrese | Family | March 10, 2017
Ambush by chilluns
Can we reverse aging by tweaking our biological machinery?American Chemical Society | Health and Medicine | March 9, 2017
Why do we age at all? For most of human history, people died of violence, starvation and infectious diseases
Moving toward faster, more accurate detection of food- and water-borne bacteriaAmerican Chemical Society | Health and Medicine | March 9, 2017
Electrochemical sensors like this one could soon make detecting harmful bacteria in foods faster and more accurate
In March, that month of wind and taxes
How rare sugars might help control blood glucoseAmerican Chemical Society | Health and Medicine | March 8, 2017
Scientists investigate whether low-calorie rare sugars such as allulose could sweeten treats and help regulate blood-glucose levels
Pulling the curtain back on the high cost of drugsAmerican Chemical Society | Health and Medicine | March 8, 2017
Costly drugs: Drug industry needs to communicate its pricing rationale more clearly
Tauranga: Paradox Street Art Festival
Fidgeting, And Magic UnderwearW. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | Health and Medicine | March 6, 2017
It’s taken thousands of years to evolve the human body. But less than 100 years to develop the lethal rust of obesity, diabetes and heart attack, due to devices to reduce exertion
Even so, as Cardinal Burke says, members of the College of Cardinals would have to be the ones to declare the pope is in formal heresy, as it is not the place of the laity to do this
Mitsubishi winter driving event helps teach control on snowJim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | Automotive | March 4, 2017
Chance to learn about and practice - in a limited manner under controlled conditions - optimal steering wheel control, vision and anticipation, as well as some obstacle avoidance and emergency braking tactics in both a straight line and on curves
Gump director makes a romantic WWII spy thrillerJim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | Family | March 4, 2017
Zemeckis' Allied, his telling of a couple of World War II spies who fall in love and start a family back in England, sees him recreate the world of the day beautifully via his typical use of digital effects
Overall this is a great family vehicle that is versatile, sporty and funky and can be all things to pretty much everybody