jungle of science

From the New York Times I picked this interesting summary of a study showing that antibiotics are not superior to placebo in sinusitis patients. I post this here because it just fits my article about antibiotics and bacteria....

It's flu season on the Northern hemisphere. Flu shots became a very common way of flu prevention, even though discussed controversially. The stories that flu vaccines failed are not a rare phenomenon. One reason among others is that...

Biestmilch is able to modulate the cell's milieu. Because no tumor is alike, neither in the same organ nor past organ boundaries, it can be concluded that truly targeted therapeutic approaches must be complex and require a case-specific...

Scientists work with metaphors and hypotheses. Don't assume scientists discover the truth. They try to work out models and concepts that can be applied to reality helping us to cope with our environment. As long as they are...

If you would like to pluck up the courage to make your own decisions; if you don't want to let the opinions of others make you doubtful, those presented to you in the outside world, inside clinics and...

After having written a brief outline on jet lag yesterday, this cumbersome but unavoidable phenomenon, we would really appreciate, if you gave us your opinions and recipies to tackle this problem. In return we have Boosters waiting for...

Is jet lag a typical human phenomenon due to our technical progress that is first of all characterized by an increasing speed of what ever we do? That humans in the 21st century struggle with the speed of...

Soon we shall have Kona race week, Vegas race week is already in full swing. I am sure many of you are having their very own way of successful tapering regimen. Let us know your way, and we...