We’ll be honest with you: We have no idea if this is scientifically accurate and make no medical recommendations using this chart, but we’d be crazy not to give bacon a fair shake. Oink. Bacon. Via Medical Billing School.org. Scrumptious infographics. Permalink | Leave a comment »
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Finally, excuses to eat bacon [infographic]
Holy Kaw!15 Feb 2012 | 5:21 pm
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Finally, excuses to eat bacon [infographic]
15 Feb 2012 | 5:21 pmWe’ll be honest with you: We have no idea if this is scientifically accurate and make no medical recommendations using this chart, but we’d be crazy not to give bacon a fair shake. Oink. Bacon. Via Medical Billing School.org. Scrumptious infographics. Permalink | Leave a comment » -
Why Van Halen’s no brown M&M rule made perfect sense [video]
15 Feb 2012 | 4:48 pmVan Halen’s contract stipulation that there be no brown M&M’s in the dressing room has become legendary, but to hear David Lee Roth tell the story, it made perfect sense and might have even saved a few lives. Full story at Vimeo via NPR. Safety first. Permalink | Leave a comment » -
Emergency rooms go wireless
15 Feb 2012 | 2:11 pmThe Mi-Tag, a wearable vital sign monitor, could bring emergency rooms into the wireless age. Jorge Ribas reports. Full story at Discovery News. More news from Discovery Communications. Permalink | Leave a comment » -
Animal mummies discovered at ancient Egyptian site
15 Feb 2012 | 2:09 pmA wealth of new discoveries, from animal mummies linked to the jackal god and human remains to an enigmatic statue, are revealing the secrets of an ancient holy place in Egypt once known as the "Terrace of the Great God." The discoveries were made during one field season this past summer by a team led by Mary-Ann Pouls Wegner, director of the excavation and a professor at the University of Toronto. The findings offer insight into Abydos, a site that was considered a holy place, Pouls Wegner said at a recent meeting of the Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities in Toronto, Canada. Full… -
How healthy do you really think you are?
15 Feb 2012 | 2:09 pmIt may seem like a subjective question. But your answer to, "How in general would you rate your health?" may offer surprising insights into your chances of being alive 30 years from now. Scientists have known since the 1980s that how people describe their own health is predictive of their chances of survival over the next five or 10 years, which is why doctors so often ask such a seemingly strange and irrelevant question. Isn’t it their job, after all, to determine how good or bad your health is? Full story at Discovery News. More news from Discovery Communications. Photo credit:…
