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Pesticides in Produce – What Has Least, Most

Ecomii.com, a web site devoted to “green” living recently published an article that summarized some work done by Stonyfield Farm (an organic dairy in the U.S.) which lists the 12 most popular fresh fruits and vegetables that are highest and lowest in pesticide residue. Hmm… that makes this post third hand information. Does that make [...]

Grow Your Own Body Parts!

A while back I made a post about trying to grow new fingers. The article below talks about a woman that needed a trachea transplant. Doctors harvested a trachea from a cadaver and removed all DNA-containing material, just leaving a lattice structure. They then took some of the woman’s own adult stem cells and put [...]