Caffeine-Addicted Bacteria, Created in Lab, May Help Combat Water Pollution

Published March 30, 2013

Caffeine-Addicted Bacteria, Created In Lab, May Help Combat Water Pollution
"The addicted E. coli could be used as a biosensor to monitor levels of caffeine in heavily polluted environments, just as it could be used to measure how much caffeine is actually in the espresso from your local coffee shop," Barrick said. … target … Read more on Huffington Post

Love addiction: Who falls victim and how to heal
This addiction to love had her enter into many a dysfunctional, abusive and inappropriate relationships but she didn't know how to break her cycle. No matter how wonderful (or awful) these men were, once the … Romantic love stimulates the same neuro … Read more on VOXXI

Singing For Speech! Restoring Stroke Victims' Voices
… increasing age (especially after age 55), and race (black people are more likely to die of a stroke). People who have heart disease, poor blood flow in their legs caused by narrow arteries, are overweight, drink heavily, eat too much fat and salt … Read more on WFTV Orlando