Mona Lisa voices and naked quasars spark scientific debate
Japanese researcher simulates Mona Lisa voice by modeling skull and vocal tract from the painting while Hubble reveals eight naked quasars that defy standard black hole radiation ideas. Other items note a smart gun concept, corporate university takeovers, and a solar powered laser from Israel.
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Misleading Talk Of Flesh Eating Infections Misunderstood
Public health experts stress necrotizing fasciitis is not new and not a virus. Bacteria trigger tissue death, not eating flesh, with deaths linked to streptococcus A and clostridium in rare cases. Early diagnosis and surgery plus antibiotics improve survival.
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Leg loss and comeback mark 13-year-old’s recovery
Independence seventh grader Bryan Crawford survived a sudden infection that led to below knee amputation. After 23 days in Cedar Rapids hospital he adapted to an artificial leg, learned to walk by Christmas, and now shoots hoops and trains for football while finding gratitude mixed with doubt.
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