Ancient Mayan temple builders used dazzling lustrous pigments. Studying tiny shards of paint from the…
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Vitamin D Deficiency Study Raises New Questions About Disease And Supplements
Low blood levels of vitamin D have long been associated with disease, and the assumption…
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Dental Tooth Fillings Containing Mercury Don’t Affect Children’s Brain Development, Study Suggests
Dental amalgam tooth fillings do not adversely affect children’s brain development and neurological status, researchers…
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UK patients to get new HIV drug
A new class of HIV drugs will help doctors treat patients who have become resistant…
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China’s mobile network: a big brother surveillance tool?
Davos, Switzerland (AFP) Jan 27, 2008 – Serious concerns were raised in Davos last week…
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BMC Software’s William Hurley: A Penguin Among Sharks
William Hurley has been involved in IT for more than half his life, starting after…
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Bill and Steve’s Dueling Keynotes End With a Whimper
Because the Consumer Electronics Show and Macworld run back to back, it’s easy to make…
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A Well-Designed Practice Management System: Just What the Doctor Ordered
Sooner or later, medical groups that still rely on aging practice management systems that run…
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Apple TV: Trying to Make Itself Comfortable in the Living Room
As even Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs admits, the “digital living room” has been a…
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Can Healthy Web Site Traffic Save Newspapers?
Fewer people are thumbing through newspapers, but more than ever are clicking on them, according…