Blood, Artificial
In 1957, Thomas Chang, an undergraduate at McGill University, decided his research project would be to make the first artificial cell and from this project reported the preparation o...
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The effort to develop substitutes for human blood, for use in emergencies from highways to battlefields, suffered a setback Thursday.
In response to a lawsuit, the Food and Drug Administra...
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A former amateur mountain bike racer from Boulder, Colo., has accused Tour de France leader Michael Rasmussen of trying to trick him into carrying illicit doping materials into Italy five years ago...
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The public has a right to know more about the risks and benefits of emergency research performed on victims of trauma, cardiac arrest and stroke without their informed consent, experts told fe...
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Wall Street extended its rally Friday after reports showed inflation remained tame in November and industrial production rose for the first time in two months amid increased output by automobile ma...
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Wall Street extended its rally Friday after reports showed inflation remained tame in November and industrial production rose for the first time in two months amid increased output by automobile ma...
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Wall Street extended its rally Friday after reports showed inflation remained tame in November and industrial production rose for the first time in two months amid increased output by automobile ma...
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Wall Street extended its rally Friday after reports showed inflation remained tame in November and industrial production rose for the first time in two months amid increased output by automobile ma...
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Feeling increasing pressure on the course and off it, Michael Rasmussen has refused to crack and his hold on the Tour de France lead is looking increasingly solid with five days of racing left.The ...
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Blood, Artificial
Substitute Blood Development Suffers Blow
