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Subject: Medical Technology

  • Big Boobs: Read All About 'Em!

    October 29, 2007
  • Missouri Stem Cell Advocates Hail Obama's Executive Order But Say Fight is Far From Over

    flickr.com/photos/dogwelderI don't see the evil here. You?The ink was barely dry on President Barack Obama's executive order on stem-cell research when the Missouri Coalition for Lifesaving Cures sent out an e-mail blast praising the president for his support. The order, signed Monday morning, removes many of the Bush administration restrictions that limited federal spending on embryonic stem cell research. In a statement, Donn Rubin, chairman of Missouri Coalition for Lifesaving Cures, said tha

    March 9, 2009
  • Out on a Limb

    August 6, 2008
  • Cell Block

    Missouri scientists fear embryonic research may remain embryonic

    November 9, 2005
  • Beat Happenings

    October 26, 2005
  • Get Poked, Get Paid

    Clinical drug trials offer good money, comfy dorms -- and sometimes even a free buzz. But beware: They're gonna suck your blood like Dracula.

    May 12, 2004
  • Film Openings

    Week of July 30, 2003

    July 30, 2003
  • Sum of Their Parts

    With a twisted vision, Reverend Glasseye and His Wooden Legs get a leg up on the competition

    March 5, 2003
  • Best News Story To R.I.P.

    September 26, 2001
  • Letters

    April 18, 2001
  • Legendary bluesman T-Model Ford keeps on trucking his way on the road

    July 8, 2009
  • Blurring the Lines of Dis- and Over-Abled

    Here we see Steve Austin training for the next Olympic games. But will he be allowed to compete? ​There's an outstanding article over at Gizmodo right now everyone, and I do mean everyone, should read. It's an article by Aimee Mullins, whose name you may not be all that familiar with, but you should be. She's an athlete slash model slash public speaker slash writer who also just happens to have two prosthetic legs, and therein lies the focus of the article in question. 

    November 12, 2009