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Syria: Ban Re-Iterates Concern Over Worsening Bloodshed as Blasts Claim More Lives

By Press Release on Dec 26, 2011   World  

Syria: Ban Re-Iterates Concern Over Worsening Bloodshed as Blasts Claim More Lives

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has voiced grave concern over the escalating violence in Syria, including today’s explosions in the capital, Damascus, which resulted in more deaths and injuries, and reiterated his call for an immediate end to the bloodshed.

Former National Park Service Ranger, Karen Jettmar Indicted on Conspiracy and Removal of Fossils from Federal Lands Charges

By Staff on Dec 23, 2011   Rural  

Former National Park Service Ranger, Karen Jettmar Indicted on Conspiracy and Removal of Fossils from Federal Lands Charges

Karen Jettmar, a long time guide and director of Equinox Wilderness Adventures, has been indicted on conspiracy charges as well as removing a paleontological resource from federal land. The indictment stems from an incident that took place in June 2007 on a river trip to the Kokolik River. It was on that trip that Jettmar […]

Fixing Common Blood Disorder Would Make Kidney Transplants More Successful

By Adrienne Lea, alea@asn-online.org on Dec 23, 2011   Health  

Fixing Common Blood Disorder Would Make Kidney Transplants More Successful

Washington, DC (December 22, 2011) — Correcting anemia, a red blood cell deficiency, can preserve kidney function in many kidney transplant recipients, according to a study appearing in an upcoming issue of the Journal of the American Society Nephrology (JASN). The results indicate that aggressively treating anemia may help save the kidneys—and possibly the lives—of […]

Lubricant in Metal-On-Metal Hip Implants Found to be Graphite, not Proteins

By John Pontarelli, Megan Fellman, Northwestern University, Rush University Medical Center on Dec 23, 2011   Health  

Lubricant in Metal-On-Metal Hip Implants Found to be Graphite, not Proteins

Discovery May Lead to Hips That Function Better and Last Longer Newswise — CHICAGO – A team of engineers and physicians have made a surprising discovery that offers a target for designing new materials for hip implants that are less susceptible to the joint’s normal wear and tear.

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