Medicine dropper tests reveal varying drop sizes at angles
The Lancet reports experiments measuring medicine drops with a dropper. As the dropper tilts from vertical to 60 degrees the drop count per measured volume rises, meaning drops become larger. At 60 degrees a drop is one quarter larger than normal, altering doses.
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Dentist Gas and Sentries Teach Painful Lessons
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A fragmented recipe describes parched cornmeal biscuits mixed with peanut butter and water baked in an ungreased pan yielding fourteen biscuits each with about one sixth ounce of protein. The same excerpt references a man threatening his wife with his cab during a domestic dispute.
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