shashkaaaaaaaa!
ehm... folks. chk this out i dont have the energy to post right now. but i think ive moved. details later. c ya! wouldnt wanna be ya!
posted by hemlock | 5/25/2006 01:42:00 AM
A Lesser Mortal: Rebirth
for what it's worth
- a lesson learnt in time
- umm... if i were on a chess board... would i be a ...
- you know what? i really dont have teh answers it's...
- i know how im going to make it big. i have a quick...
- for a higher (be)cause
- theory of evolution (summary)
- the effects of early-childhood-jigsaw-deprivation ...
- what brain drain?
- shaam-e-firaq ab na pooch aye or aa kay tul gaye d...
- mankind is a logistical fallacy... comment. (or d...
3 Comments:
Best online training in Hyderabad
Real time project with hands on training
100%job oriented certifications assistance
enroll now:9866955524
jsvitsolutions@gmail.com
www.jsvitsolutions.in
we are looking for mulesoft trainers in Hyderabad
Real time project with hands on Training in Hyderabad
100% job assistance and interview help
Best online training in Hyderabad
enroll now : 9989787231
www.mulesofttraining.in
Column:: Legit stem cell experts in uproar over inclusion in film funded by suspect clinics
If there’s anything that drives legitimate stem cell scientists up a wall, it’s their being lumped in with clinics offering unwary customers supposedly effective disease treatments through stem cell injections.
Legitimate stem cell researchers find themselves lumped in with bogus clinics. So you can understand why a documentary series titled “The Healthcare Revolution,” which is partially funded by a network of clinics that are hawking unproven therapies and are under fire from the Food and Drug Administration, has created an uproar among academic researchers.
As many as a dozen legitimate scientists have demanded the removal of interviews with them featured in the documentaries. Several say they were misled into lending their credibility to a project that promotes treatments that are scientifically unproven and could be dangerous. They were led to believe that they would be participating in a project about legitimate scientific progress in the field, complete with sober cautions that much of this work is still in its infancy.
Post a Comment
<< Home