Archive for February, 2008
Superbugs
Last week, my son was not himself. He was easily frustrated, especially given that it was difficult to express what was bothering him at his current level of language development. Both my wife and I attributed his behavior to his teeth likely bothering him, but my mother-in-law on Wednesday mentioned that she thought [...]
New Storage Devices
In technology, there is a constant struggle for more storage. As consumers, we are continually introduced to new ways to use computers to express ourselves, but those expressions require more and more hard drive space. Consider even that the standard storage of many MP3 players are several times larger than that of computer [...]
Searching for Health
At heart, I am a technology addict. I have 2 computers at home that I use, I have a cell phone, and I love using my iPod Touch to organize and reference my calendar everywhere. I would, quite honestly, love to be writing a technology blog, but I just think that would be [...]
Seeing Double: Pet Cloning
In 1996, the scientific community saw a breakthrough when Dolly the sheep was deemed the first animal cloned from an adult sheep cell. With the breakthrough came a slew of moral questions asked by any number of groups. Were we playing God? Were we going too far? What kinds of problems [...]
MMR Vaccine and Autism: More Meticulous Research
As the number of cases of children identified with autism grows in this country, it seems that the number of news items on the subject increases along with it. As you may have seen even on this blog, I’ve covered a lot about the disorder, from its possible link to vaccinations to its treatment [...]
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