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Is DogPause® The Answer To Some Dog Eating Disorders?
by Lady Bee
"Wolfing down food" is instinctive to wolves because if they don't eat their prey fast, another animal will. Unfortunately for many domestic dogs, they've inherited that instinct from wolves and wild dogs, but because of the domestic dog's more delicate digestive system, wolfing it down (or "wooffing it down") might end up as dog bulimia.
Now Ear This! The Elephant Earpick Cell Phone Charm
by Steve Levenstein
Clean ears are just a call away with the Elephant Earpick cell phone charm. Whether traveling, commuting or out on the town, this handy dandy earpick goes along so you never forget to clean your ears.
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3 comments Russian Drug May Be Breakthrough for Alzheimer's Patients
by M Dee Dubroff
Is there finally some hope for the victims of Alzheimer’s Disease? There well may be thanks to a Russian-made drug known as Dimebon. Read on for the details.
New Species of Bacteria Discovered in Human Mouth
by Rane
Ever wonder what could be roaming around inside your mouth? Scientists have found a new species of bacteria in the human mouth.
Running May Slow Aging Process
by Rane
We’ve all heart that running is good for you. But can running turn back the clock? Researchers at the Stanford University of Medicine found that running regularly slows the effects of aging.
Mascara With The Shakes: Review of Lancome Oscillation Mascara
by Boomer Babe
After the press hype that Lancome Oscillation mascara has received, I normally would not have the slightest interest in the product. I mean, big deal, so the mascara wand vibrates? What rational person would fall for a gimmick like a vibrating mascara wand? You might as well put a battery in a pencil. But...
Scientists Find Nicotine Addiction Gene
by Lisa Zyga
Researchers have pinpointed a gene that helps determine if an individual is at a risk for developing a nicotine addiction. Generally, when smoking a cigarette for the first time, people either experience a pleasant buzz or a nauseating cough.
High Levels of Testosterone May Spread Disease
by Rane
Biologists at Penn State University have discovered that high levels of testosterone may be a factor in spreading disease among mice.
Possible Cause of Endometriosis Identified
by Rane
Endometriosis is a common medical problem in women and is characterized by tissue similar to the lining of the uterus also being found elsewhere in the body, most often in the abdominal cavity.
The Olympics In Detroit: Technology Helps Athletes Stay In Medal-Winning Shape
by Andrew Domino
Doctors in Detroit are taking a close look at the Olympic women's soccer team... but not for the same reason sports fans are watching.
