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Scottish Photographer Becomes the Story By | January 21, 2015
Sarah MacDonald from Campeltown
Dog trapped down a hole for eight hours is saved after 20 people come to its aid By | January 21, 2015
Suki the terrier became trapped in badger sett for eight hours on dog walk
Are Modern Sommeliers Educators? Absolutely. By | January 20, 2015
Navigating a wine list is difficult, even for serious wine geeks
By 2050, cancer will hardly kill anyone under 80, researchers say By | January 19, 2015
"Taking aspirin daily looks to be the most important single thing we can do to reduce cancer
Questions We’re Often Asked: Deer, Rabbits and Mice By | January 16, 2015
Browsing deer are problem enough in summer. But when there is no longer lush, foliage within easy reach, deer will reach up to eight feet on their hind legs to tear off evergreen trees
Stray cat ‘saves’ Russian baby abandoned in freezing hallway by keeping him warm By | January 16, 2015
The cat was found curled around the baby boy for warmth after the infant was abandoned in the stairwell of a block of flats
British gallery invests in exhibiting artists By | January 14, 2015
Bell Fine Art in Winchester, Hampshire
Trouble sleeping? Watch your back By Israel21c | January 14, 2015
New study reveals insomnia can predict the appearance of back pain in adults.
Breakthrough In PTSD Treatment, The Muss Rewind Technique By Eliana Benador | January 14, 2015
The good news is that now PTSD is doomed with a brilliant innovation
Seattle dog rides city bus, report says By | January 13, 2015
Where's she going? To the local dog park to hand out with her friends, of course
Young swan captured apparently drowning itself in distress after the death of its mother By | January 12, 2015
A Chinese woman captured a young swan appearing to commit suicide after the death of its mother
Dog Refuses to Leave Graveyard After Burying Puppy By | January 11, 2015
The dog was skittish and kept running away from people, but refused to leave the area.
‘Cyborg’ spinal implant could help paralysed walk again By | January 9, 2015
It might seem like science fiction but a new implant which attaches directly to the spine could help paralysed people walk again
Guests Race to Orlando World Center Marriott for a “Marathon Fuel & Run” Escape By | January 8, 2015
Towering above more than 200 prime central Florida acres, the Four-Diamond Orlando World Center Marriott offers everything a guest could possibly want
The Sex Life of Plants By | January 8, 2015
Many trees, alas for Sir Thomas, are dioecious: some bear only male flowers, others female ones
Sleep drug helps car crash victim to talk again By | January 8, 2015
The man was in a coma for 40 days after his accident, then a "vegetative state" for four weeks
British artist does Italian job By | January 7, 2015
Richard Whincop
The nanoparticles coming to attack cancer By Israel21c | January 7, 2015
Quiet Therapeutics’ specially coated nanoparticles act like Trojan Horses entering cancer cells undetected and then killing them.
High Society: Hallucinogens in Palace Garden By | January 6, 2015
Truly it is said that there are old mushroom collectors and bold mushroom collectors but there are no old, bold collectors.
Three Wine Trends to Watch for in 2015 By | January 6, 2015
Today consumers are falling in love with Champagne. Shipments to the United States have been climbing steadily since 2009.
Moment brave firemen use ladder and a giant hook to rescue dog caught in frozen river By | January 5, 2015
Given a round of applause for their efforts
Three men see snout, free Alaskan moose buried in avalanche By | January 3, 2015
"It looked like the abominable snowman because its fur was so packed with snow and it looked at us, shook the snow off it, and off it went."
2015 International Year of Soils—Don’t Call It Dirt By | January 1, 2015
Dirt is what politicians try to sweep under the carpet. Every garden nurtured, vegetables, fruit and grain raised, forest and prairie that flourish all grow in soil.
Biological bad luck blamed in two-thirds of cancer cases By | January 1, 2015
Generally speaking, tissues that undergo more divisions - thus increasing the probability of random mutations - were more prone to tumors.
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Could a PILL cure dementia? Scientists hail breakthrough after repairing diseased brain cells By | December 31, 2014
There is currently no cure for this type of the condition, which runs in families.
Revolutionary diagnostic technique identifies what lurks in your lungs By Israel21c | December 31, 2014
Groundbreaking new diagnostic technique used on firefighters at Ground Zero identifies dangerous particles inhaled by firefighters, factory workers, dental technicians, kids with asthma.
Brave dog grabs a rope and attempts to scramble to safety after falling down a well By | December 26, 2014
The intelligent pooch repeatedly managed to grab hold of a rope and scramble up the brickwork, only to slip and fall as it neared the top.
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The Christmas Candle By | December 25, 2014
To Dad--who knew how to keep Christmas well
HyperQ diagnoses heart disease in the ER By Israel21c | December 24, 2014
The HyperQ Rest goes on the US market as an advanced and low-cost tool for more accurate ECG results in patients with chest pain.
War, Wine, and Giving Thanks at Christmas By | December 23, 2014
With the holidays now here, many of us will spend the coming days surrounded by family and friends, eating great food and drinking great wine