Looking up? Cot deaths

Article Abstract:

Recent research show that babies that are placed to sleep on their back rather than their stomach are less prone to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). When parents were told to place their infants on their backs in Australia in the 80s, SIDS death dropped by 30%.

Health aspects, Research, Infants, Sudden infant death syndrome, Sleep positions

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Medical spectroscopy: looking where the light don't shine

Article Abstract:

Medical spectroscopy is about to be introduced to physicians for use in diagnosing diseases, particularly colon cancer and coronary-artery disease. Spectroscopy has traditionally been used by astronomists for star gazing and, more recently, in analyzing pollution.

Usage, Innovations, Product development, Medical equipment, Medical equipment and supplies industry, Medical equipment industry, Spectrum analysis, Spectroscopy

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Looking towards change

Article Abstract:

Significant social and political change is likely to evolve slowly in Iran through economic reform and increased educational opportunities. Although most Iranians want change, they do not want violent change.

Social aspects, Iran, Social change

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