This is insane, yet fascinating. Also see solution link at bottom of page.
Brought to you by John McCarthy, creator of LISP.
Brought to you by John McCarthy, creator of LISP.
it's the beginning of a new age of anti-bacterial treatments
fantastic lecture on communication among bacteria
"We are enrolling members of the public who are willing to share their genome sequence and other personal information with the scientific community and the general public."
:O wow!
hope, in the race against antibiotic-resistant bacteria
From the page: "Some hospitals fear lawsuits. If they screened every patient, results would show who already had the germ upon admission, and who picked it up while in the hospital. Patients could then blame the hospital for their infections."
impressive; ray kurzweil may be right
help i'm right on the cusp :-/
clever approach
let's only use this as a last possible resort... no need to waste a perfectly good last stand
improving people's health by helping germs evolve. it's real, and a real good idea. swiped from caffeina. note: presentation is bumpy, but the message is an important one
we knew this, but it's worth reiterating :)
this is an unusual condition, but doctors should be honest with their patients! :(
this is excellent news! thanks to xtine66 :)
impressive progress... this data will give a boost to medical research in many areas
"Hair Cell Regeneration as a Therapy for Deafness"
hmm... fascinating!
hmm... fascinating!
could be better than ddt
lots of new technology covered here
fascinating!! this could be quite important. eat your vegetables, dear
bioengineering, dangerous and full of promise
hopefully the new strains won't develop even more-damaging ways to compensate for their lack of acid resistance... :-/