Living with Cancer: Kris Carr's Story view story
sciam.com — A photographer and actress is diagnosed with tumors in her liver and lungs, but keeps her spirits up and taps resources to make the disease manageable.
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Lung cancer in men view story
One of the leading causes of death from cancer, lung cancer can be prevented. Here's what you need to know to be avoided. If you have never smoked, the risk of lung cancer is low. But if you smoke, and it very much, the risk of developing the disease incr
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Anger in the Workplace: Management Science and Leadership Studies view story
We make better decisions when we act on information from our feelings, our instincts, and our intuition, as well as on information coming from our rational intellect. Our emotional brains.
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New study yields instructive results on how mindset affects learning view story
This is actually a pretty old concept that you can read from many sources but it's still worth a peek if you haven't heard of the concept of how subliminal psychology affects students' lives
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Human Exploitation 101 - Hacking Wetware view story
Lessons in Third World Sweatshops? Nope - This new column by Defcon regular, Mike Murray, is going to be all about dealing face-to-face (or voice-to-voice or text-to-text) with real live humans and exploiting the natural tendency to trust.
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Medical Mystery: Only One Person Has Survived Rabies without Vaccine--But How? view story
SciAm.com talks with the first known survivor of rabies four years later. Rabies kills by compromising the brain's ability to regulate breathing, salivation and heartbeat; ultimately, victims drown in their own spit or blood, or cannot breath....
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Health Examiner: Video game helps young cancer patients view story
A Bay area nonprofit research lab will present its findings of a recent medical study to an international audience in Japan later this month on why the brain responds to a specially designed video game that helps young people respond better to cancer trea
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