Kristin Wall > Analysis & Opinion
When the Framers drafted the U.S. Constitution, they conferred upon Congress the right to grant patents to authors and inventors for their writings and discoveries... Read More »
Six thousand people have died from lack of suitable bone marrow donations in the two years since Doreen Flynn, the mother of three daughters whose rare genetic... Read More »
With the advent of a new fluorescent spray used during surgery, doctors can visualize tumors with their naked eyes.
Scientists at the University of... Read More »
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Anonymous
Very interesting.
Dec 3, 2011
In Greek mythology, Prometheus stole fire from the Gods and gave it to mankind. In the realm of patents and medical technology, Prometheus Laboratories has turned... Read More »
Imagine having to prick your finger up to ten times a day, every day of your life, to stay alive. For about 25.8 million American adults and children living with... Read More »
Developing drugs to fight cancer, the fourth most prevalent cause of human deaths worldwide, is a mission beyond reproach. That the U.S. government has allocated a... Read More »
The movie 'Limitless' features the character Eddie Morra (played by Bradley Cooper) as an average author who gains genius intelligence after taking a pill. He ... Read More »
George Orwell’s "Nineteen Eighty-Four" envisioned a world subjected to pervasive government surveillance and incessant mind control at the hands of... Read More »