The Ebola virus is present in blood, saliva, mucous, vomit, feces, sweat, tears, breast milk, urine, nasal secretions, and semen. It can live for several hours on common services like door handles and clothing. It can survive for several days within body fluids such as blood. Ebola’s primary symptoms...
The massive explosion in the number of users of mobile technology devices and networks has transformed society in nearly every corner of the world. Of interest, it may someday mimic some of the neural networks of the brain. While this may not reach the level of Kurzweil’s singularity, it will no doubt...
November, 1983: Each day a new truck would arrive at the Catholic Relief Service’s hospital camp in southeast Thailand; a flatbed pickup filled with sick and dying refugees from the forest floor near the Cambodian border. The patients were primarily young mothers and children struggling to survive...
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Michael Stearns, MD was selected by the third year medical school class of the University of Maryland School of Medicine to receive the prestigious Faculty Student Teaching Award in 1989. This award is granted to one faculty member each year by the student body of each class, making it one of the more...
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Imagine being able to merely glance in the direction of a stranger and then instantly access everything about them that is available online including their address, age, date of birth, political affiliation, comments made about them on-line (truthful or not) criminal records, relationship status, and other...
