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How panic spreads: Japan's resilience to earthquakes
News reports, suggesting that Tokyo can 70 percent expect a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in the next four years, sparked panic. That was the least of my worries.
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Oncologists use robots to fight cancer
CyberKnife, a non-invasive procedure that uses a robot and targeted radiation to eliminate cancerous tumors.
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The Tech Scares That Weren't: Urban Myths of Technology
Technology is scary! Turn off the lights, wrap yourself up in a blanket, and prepare to be terrified! Or mildly concerned. You know, whatever.
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San Francisco to pass mobile phone radiation law
San Francisco appears poised to become the first city in the US to require mobile phone makers to publicly display how much radiation their products emit.
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The 10 smartphones that emit the most radiation
Based on new research, learn the 10 smartphones that emit the most radiation, the 10 that emit the least radiation, and a few quick safety tips.
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Cutting imaging proves a win-win-win
The cure for this disease turns out to be economic, changing market incentives that now favor extra tests.
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Sunset for the tanning business
Keep using that tanning bed, Sarah Palin, and you're going to have something else in common with John McCain -- an oncologist.
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Where cheaper is not better
Patients are being told that a reformed health care system will make such intensive therapies impossible, that shortages will result. The idea of comparative effectiveness is not to create...
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A robotic Cyberknife to fight cancer
The Cyberknife is not a real knife. This is a robot radiotherapy machine which works with great accuracy during treatment, thanks to its robotic arm which moves around a patient when he breathes....
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Cell phones and health risk
Pascal's suggested wager was to the effect that God's existence can't be proven, but acting as if God exists is a no lose bet - and your reaction to the developing story of RF related health...
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Researchers hack wired keyboards, hijack keystrokes
A team of Swiss researchers say there are several ways to recover keystrokes from wired keyboards by simply measuring the electromagnetic radiations emitted when keys are pressed. In all, the...
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Testing new transistors in space
Northwestern University researchers have developed new transistors which are currently tested on the International Space Station (ISS) to see how they react to cosmic radiation. These transistors,...
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Bugs harmed by nuclear radiation?
Many studies have been conducted about the Chernobyl nuclear power plant meltdown of 1986. A large majority of them were focused on the environmental consequences of the radiation release. But, as...
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T-rays used to reveal old hidden art
U.S. engineers are collaborating with the Center for Research and Restoration at The Louvre Museum in France to use a terahertz device to find murals hidden behind plaster or paint for centuries....
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Cellphones to detect dirty bombs?
Purdue University engineers are developing a system which would use a U.S. network of cellphones to detect dirty bombs and nuclear weapons. They say that 'such a system could blanket the nation...
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Is radiation coming back for cancer treatment?
Using computer technology to make radiation a valid treatment option for more patients may be one of the best cancer news stories of 2007.
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Images: New radiation warning--run for your life
The International Atomic Energy Agency wants to make it clear that it's time to panic by adding a person running and a skull and crossbones to its radiation warning symbol.
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Photos: The forefront of particle physics
A look at accelerators, solenoids and other devices used in particle and radiation research.
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Photos: The forefront of particle physics
A look at accelerators, solenoids and other devices used in particle and radiation research.
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Cell Phones in India to carry radiation information
The government of India has directed mobile handset manufacturers to mention the radiation levels on the handsets starting September of this year.
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