Man spent 40 years perfecting a lettuce cigarette
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In 1959, a colleague challenged New Jersey pharmacist Puzant Torigian to
make a nicotine-free cigarette. He became obs...
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Heart In A Box: Beating Heart Technology at UCLA could revolutionize field of heart transplantation
Researchers at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center have built a machine that keeps a heart designated for transplantation active. Using this machine increases the amount of time that the organ can remain outside of a human body but still suitable for a transplant.
Skip ahead to 1:05 in the video to see the super freaky cool scene of the heart beating in the life support machine.
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