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Are You Cleaning Your Dishes with a Dirty Dish Sponge? by Stan Patient Expert

Posted Thu 27 Nov 2008 10:58am Ahhhh, washing dishes. Women hate it, men loathe it, teenagers despise it and dogs love it (they get the scraps). We all need to eat, which means washing dishes is something we all have to do. Dishing washing techniques vary from person to person. There are those who fill the sink and those who wash under running water. Then there are those Read on »

More Dishing on the Dish by Sara G. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 27 Oct 2008 5:27am at Let's Dish), I thought I'd elaborate on two services that are offered by the company in particular. Both fit the bill for Lupites who aren't feeling up to snuff or for new moms who just can't seem to get away. (Sign me up for both categories!) As I mentioned before, there are several Let's Dish meals that can be cooked directly from the freezer, and I Read on »

The Therapeutic Way to Wash Your Holiday Dishes by Amy H. Posted Wed 24 Dec 2008 12:17pm treatment. I hope this tip works for you, and makes doing all those dishes a little easier. Take care, and we wish you a healthy, happy holidays from RSIHealer.com! Possibly... Ah, the holidays, a time of great shopping, wrapping, baking, eating — and dish washing. If that’s all done you can sit back and relax, but even if you have a mountain Read on »

Autism in a Lab Dish? Call Me Unconvinced by Harold L D. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 12 Nov 2010 7:22am The hot autism news of the day is that scientists have replicated autism spectrum disorder in a lab dish. A study published in Cell asserts that the authors have used stem... disabilities are dismissed as resulting from co-morbidities I don't understand how anyone can claim to have replicated autism spectrum disorder in a petri dish. Interestingly the Cell Read on »

Stanford lab create inner-ear hair cells in a dish by Steve C. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 20 May 2010 1:08pm helping scientists understand the molecular basis of hearing in order to develop better treatments for deafness. After years of lab work, researchers in Heller’s lab report... and balance in a petri dish. If they can further perfect the recipe to generate hair cells in the millions, it could lead to significant scientific and clinical advances along Read on »

Dishing The Not-So-Sweet Scoop About Honey by Connie Bennett Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 18 Dec 2008 8:14pm or treatment, those with weakened immune systems, those with cancer, or otherwise health compromised!" Translation: Honey can cause problems in all kinds of people, including Read on »

Washing Dishes by Rosa V. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 29 Mar 2010 10:36pm Here's an ingenious way to get out of doing the dishes! Read on »

Modeling autism in a dish by Abbysworld Posted Fri 12 Nov 2010 12:00am view of autism. "It is quite amazing that we can recapitulate a psychiatric disease in a Petri Dish," says lead author Fred Gage, Ph.D., a professor in the Salk's Laboratory of Genetics and holder of the Vi and John Adler Chair for Research on Age-Related Neurodegenerative Diseases. "Being able to study Rett neurons in a dish allows us to identify subtle Read on »

Fall Fest 2010: Yet Another Thanksgiving Side Dish by Anne S. Posted Tue 23 Nov 2010 9:47pm don't really love carrots cooked most other ways; you know, with a glaze or some other kind of sweet treatment. Nor do I really like creamed carrots, another option. Enter... as the star flavor in this dish. Just in case you need another last-minute addition to your Thanksgiving menu, this one's for you! Cumin, Carrots and Parsnips 2 lbs carrots 1 Read on »