Digg: Scientists make cells that form eggs and sperm in lab

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By Julie Steenhuysen CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. researchers have found a way to coax human embryonic stem cells to turn into the types of cells that make eggs and sperm, shedding light on a stage of early human development that has not been fully...



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Digg: How to make the perfect Eggs Benedict

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Considering all that mothers do, a decent breakfast shouldn't be too much to ask. Brunch classics such as eggs Benedict can be intimidating, and traditional French toast can be pedestrian. But not in the kitchen of chef Michael Wagner...



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Study Claims Cellphones Implicated In Bee Loss

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krou passes along word from Telegraph.co.uk that researchers from Chandigarh's Punjab University claim that they have proven mobile phones could explain Colony Collapse Disorder. "They set up a controlled experiment in Punjab earlier this year comparing the behavior and productivity of bees in two hives — one fitted with two mobile telephones which were powered on for two 15-minute sessions per day for three months. The other had dummy models installed. After three months the researchers recorded a dramatic decline in the size of the hive fitted with the mobile phone, a significant reduction in the number of eggs laid by the queen bee. The bees also stopped producing honey. The queen bee in the 'mobile' hive produced fewer than half of those created by her counterpart in the normal hive. They also found a dramatic decline in the number of worker bees returning to the hive after collecting pollen." We've talked about the honeybee problem before. Today's article quotes a British bee specialist who dismisses talk of cellphone radiation having anything to do with the problem.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.



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Digg: Egg Recall Expands To More Than Half A Billion Nationwide

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More than a half-billion eggs have been recalled in the nationwide investigation of a salmonella outbreak that Friday expanded to include a second Iowa farm. The outbreak has already sickened more than 1,000 people and the toll of illnesses is expected to increase.



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News: New Food-Safety Rules Come Amid Egg Probe - Wall Street Journal

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Telegraph.co.uk

New Food-Safety Rules Come Amid Egg Probe
Wall Street Journal
The investigation into how contaminated eggs may have sickened hundreds of people with salmonella comes as the federal government begins the introduction of new safety rules for egg production. That has meant the authority to ...
Federal regulators' knowledge of egg producer in salmonella outbreak is probed Washington Post
Farms recalling eggs share suppliers, other ties The Associated Press
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