November 17, 2010doubleshot
Ok, so I don’t get this. First they have to identify if the jawbone belongs to a human! And then they have to check if it belongs to Natalee? I didn’t know they had humanoids and primates in the beaches of Aruba. Could it be the missing link? Maybe. All I can say is, if [...]
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April 15, 2010Dr. Kona
Remember that scene from ET, where Elliot is in biology class preparing to dissect a frog, and he sets his frog free and convinces his whole class to do the same? If not, I’ve pasted it below. Well, take notice to how they’re “killing” their specimens? They drop a cotton ball soaked in chloroform inside [...]
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March 12, 2010Dr. Kona
From The New York Times: For the first time since the terrible event on September 11, 2001, rescue workers in NYC can breathe a little easier today. A U.S. District Court has settled an insurance case for workers who have suffered health problems since having been exposed to hazardous environmental agents during the rescue and [...]
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March 9, 2010doubleshot
There is some discussion about the number cosmetic surgery procedures declining because of the economic downturn. In 2008 there were about 12 million cosmetic procedures done and 2009 that number declined to 10 million.I wouldn’t worry about such numbers if I were a plastic surgeon. The big money now is in injections and fillers. Think about [...]
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February 25, 2010Dr. Kona
While our country’s law makers are in the midst of a summit to reform our health care system, it’s nice to see that basic mistakes are still happening on the local level! Check out this story on a communication error that happened at a Brooklyn hospital today. Basically, an employee at a Brooklyn hospital called [...]
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