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Facilitator | Pamela Abalu, head of global design and construction, MetLife
MetLife architect Pamela Abalu sees the office buildings of the future.
"Nailed" breast implants may prevent future cancer growth
Post-mastectomy breast implants covered in a "bed of nails" inhibit the return of cancerous cells.
Junk food tax as a cure for obesity
Researchers say a junk food tax of 20% would affect grocery shopping habits and curb obesity.
Electroshock therapy secrets unveiled
When all else fails, electroconvulsive therapy can provide unprecedented relief to people with severe depression. British researchers have for the first time uncovered how the treatment may work, which could lead to the development of safer equally effective therapies in the future.
Bring on the bidet
As the U.S. population ages, the country is seeing a boost in bidet toilet sales. Bidets offer fall-prone older people an easier way to regularly wash their privates.
Merck's HPV vaccine: Effective usage down but sales up
A recent study finds that fewer and fewer young women in the US receive the complete HPV vaccine dosage. But worldwide, the vaccine's sales continue to rise.
Why does the diet pill market keep producing lemons?
Two new prescription diet pills are set for approval by the FDA this summer. Anti-obesity drugs have a poor track record with life-threatening side effects, and doctors have similar concerns about the two new medications.
Why the Twitter cofounders predict we may all stop eating meat soon
Evan Williams and Biz Stone have invested in a startup that promises fake meat which beats the taste, cost, nutrition, and environmental impact of the real deal.