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This is a discussion board about almost anything. Here you can meet interesting people, hear different opinions, and engage in small talk. The only requirement is that the subject is interesting!

Terri Schiavo Died This Afternoon

This afternoon I have heard many people are sad. I was asking what happened and they told me Terri Schiavo died this afternoon. I could not found out more then she was in a hospital for a long time and now she died. I would like to know what happened to her, is she some famous woman. Why I have...

by User avatar Guest

bactrium

I have a friend who seemed to be overreacting about clean hands and home. At the beginning, I was thinking that is great he is so clean, but now I think he is not normal. He always mentions how bacterium is so dangerous for human. Somehow, I cannot believe this, I know there are some species...

by User avatar stevenson1933

florine

I know each element from periodic system might be important for human health. I know it is important to keep balance between important and less important elements. Anyway, I know about each important cell structures, such as calcium, magnesium, etc. Interesting is that I do not know absolutely...

by User avatar word360

Sick Swedish seagull was drunk, not affected by bird flu

That the bird flu scare is present and big shows us a recent event that occurred in a Swedish town Sundsvall on the east coast. A big panic emerged across the country and among authorities when a drunken seagull was found and brought to the laboratory. Veterinarians examined the bird with extra...

by User avatar Jane232591

Genetic map shows route to personal drugs

An international team of 200 scientists mapped the entire genome of 269 people, and identified tiny differences in key areas of DNA. The HapMAp is a map of the most common differences in the human genome, which could lead to personalised treatments for diseases. Humans are genetically 99.9%...

by User avatar Jane232591

Bird flu takes another life, panic in Europe

Bangkok reports that the bird flu has taken another human life. A 48-year-old Thai man is the 67th person known to have been killed by a virus which is slowly creeping from Asia into Europe and possibly towards Africa. In Indonesia, possible clusters of bird flu among members of the same family...

by User avatar Jane232591

Hungarians test human vaccine against the bird-flu virus

Hungarians have developed a prototype of a vaccine against the bird-flu and it proved to be effective against birds. The prototype vaccine showed effectiveness against the Asian H5N1 strain of bird flu among poultry and it can be used to vaccinate them. The vaccine was developed from isolated...

by User avatar Jane232591

Still not ready for the bird flu pandemic

There won’t be much to do to fight H5N1 avian influenza if the vaccines and drugs against bird flu come too late and the virus spreads to people. Meetings are being held, international visits being made in effort to battle avian influenza but it seems that little real progress has been made in...

by User avatar Mick

Pillows can harbour harmful fungi

A new research shows the average pillow is home to a host of potentially-harmful fungi. The researchers took samples from 10 pillows - five feather and five and found 16 types of fungi. Feather pillows had fewer species than synthetic versions. The fungal spores found in the pillows fed off human...

by User avatar Bobby

Bats a 'likely source' of Sars

The researchers believe that the likely source of the respiratory disease Sars is the horseshoe bat in which a virus closely related to the Sars corona virus has been found. The virus found is 92% similar to the human Sars virus. The horseshoe bats were found in three regions of China and do exist...

by User avatar Jane232591