The Fountain of Youth Seems to Be at Hand
Since the dawn of civilization, man has dreamed of living longer, healthier lives. The average human life span has increased
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Health Care
America’s Coming Healthcare Debate
A hallmark of the EU and Canada is state-run, universal healthcare. After categorically rejecting such a program in 1994, the
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Active Baby Boomers Set America’s Economic Pace
Cash was one of mankind’s earliest inventions, dating back to late pre-history. By the end of the Renaissance, it had
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Shedding Light on the Gathering Darkness of Alzheimer’s Disease
Baby Boomers and subsequent generations can expect to live and productively contribute to the economy far longer than any prior
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The Panic du Jour
Pandemics, terrorism, energy shortages, cancer risks, corporate scandals, second-hand smoke, AIDS, famine, killer bees, deadly nanoparticles. . . and if
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Automating Innovation: When Technology Starts Inventing More Technology
It now costs more than $800 million to develop a major new drug. But what if pharmaceutical companies could use
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Manufacturing Human Organs
As hard as it is to believe, organ transplants have been a reality for less than 50 years. And in
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