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  1. Sinus Infection? Try Marijuana! [Mad Medicine]

    Sinus Infection? Try Marijuana! [Mad Medicine]

    io9 - Oct 14, 2008

    Good news and bad news, pot smokers. Marijuana contains highly-effective antibiotics that could be the key to stopping antibiotic-resistant bacteria. But unfortunately if you smoke the stuff, you become more vulnerable

    Also tagged: drugs, medicine, science, marijuana, pot, cannabis

  2. A Cure for Progeria, the Disease that Makes Children Die of Old Age [Mad Medicine]

    io9 - Oct 6, 2008

    One in every 4 million children suffers from a genetic disorder called progeria that causes them to age prematurely — developing wrinkled skin and baldness before the age of 10, and usually dying of heart disease or

    Also tagged: medicine, science, heart disease, progeria

  3. A Simple Chemical Treatment that Kills Hunger Pangs Forever [Mad Medicine]

    io9 - Sep 16, 2008

    The ability to suppress hunger is a holy grail for many obesity researchers — as well as people who want to lose large amounts of weight. And now it looks as if a group of scientists at Johns Hopkins have figured out a

    Also tagged: obesity, science, biology, hunger, ghrelin

  4. Possible Cure for Ebola Could Revolutionize Antivirals [Mad Medicine]

    io9 - Sep 3, 2008

    Ebola is the poster virus for outbreak scares because it spreads extremely fast and kills 90 percent of its victims by causing them to bleed uncontrollably. Featured in science-scare book The Hot Zone and countless

    Also tagged: medicine, science, disease, top, plos, ebola

  5. Wearing the Face of a Stranger [Face Transplant]

    io9 - Aug 26, 2008

    It's hard to imagine living with a severe facial deformity, but what about living your life with someone else's face? Until recently, victims of severe facial trauma or burns have had little recourse beyond often

    Also tagged: science, nicolas cage, john travolta, face off, face transplant

  6. Prosthetic Limbs that Fuse with Your Skeleton [Bioengineering]

    io9 - Jul 29, 2008

    Your next prosthetic arm will be almost as good as the one you were born with: It will fuse with your existing skeleton. Veterinarians at North Carolina State University have developed a technique for attaching

    Also tagged: science, prosthetics, cyborg, genetic modification, bioengineering, post human

  7. Now You Have an Even Better Excuse to Snarf Ritalin [Mad Medicine]

    io9 - Jul 23, 2008

    It turns out that there's a valid medical reason for your burning urge to eat huge piles of Ritalin in order to feel speedy, erm I mean, increase your powers of concentration. According to a new study, doctors have

    Also tagged: drugs, medicine, science, ritalin, ritalin mania

  8. In 30 Years, Artificial Wombs Mean No More Abortions [Mad Medicine]

    io9 - Jul 18, 2008

    When you ask scientists to predict the future, they don't scrimp on the weirdness. A recent article in Nature included predictions from a number of researchers asked to speculate about how humans will reproduce in 30

    Also tagged: nature, scientists are weird

  9. Rare Disease Bonding is the New Social Connector [Mad Medicine]

    io9 - Jul 14, 2008

    If you're sick of bonding with people over Scrabulous and superpokes and pop music, then maybe it's time to migrate to a social network where the only thing people have in common are their rare diseases. Rareshare.org

    Also tagged: social networks, science, rare diseases

  10. Autism Genes Are Linked to Early Learning [Non-neurotypicals]

    io9 - Jul 12, 2008

    Most studies of autism link it to genetics. The condition is often referred to as the "geek syndrome" because some studies have shown a high incidence of autism in areas like California's Silicon Valley, where highly

    Also tagged: medicine, science, autism, brains, non neurotypicals

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