Growing your own bones: Columbia University researchers perfecting DIY replacements
In just a few years, patients may be able to grow their own bones from stem cells, say scientists with Columbia University's Biomedical Engineering Lab. full story 
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Columbia University students are obsessed with Nutella. How obsessed? Columbia College Student Council representative Peter Bailinson told the Col... Read more: Columbia Nutella, Nutella Craze, Columbia University, Nutella Columbia Dining Center, Nutella, Columbia, Nutella Columbia, Columbia University Nutella, Crazy for Nutella, College News
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Beware of trendy barefoot running shoes - you could end up with broken bones in your foot
Researchers at Brigham Young University found that runners who make the switch from normal trainers to barefoot shoes too quickly suffered an increased risk of injury to bones in the foot.
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Found bones belonged to adult
SKAMOKAWA, Wash. — Bones found scattered along the Columbia River in Wahkiakum County last week are believed to belong to a 30- to 60-year-old person, county Sheriff Mark Howie said today. The bones b
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Columbia suitable for invasive mussel invasion
Researchers from Portland State University say the Columbia River has suitable conditions for invasive freshwater mussels to grow if they get a toehold.
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Columbia suitable for invasive mussel invasion
Researchers from Portland State University say the Columbia River has suitable conditions for invasive freshwater mussels to grow if they get a toehold.
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Columbia man charged with growing pot
Columbia police raided a home off Veterans Road after a telephone tip earlier in the week about a marijuana growing operation there, Columbia Police Chief Randy Scott said in a…Click to Continue »
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Columbia suitable for invasive mussel invasion
Researchers from Portland State University say the Columbia River has suitable conditions for invasive freshwater mussels to grow if they get a toehold.Click to Continue »
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Is pink lighting the future of farming? Researchers reveal breakthrough in growing using artificial lights
A Texas firm has unveiled a vast warehouse growing 2.2 million tobacco plants under pink lighting - and researchers at Purdue University say it could be the future of urban farming.
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Columbia University Bwog: FroSci Gone Wild
A Columbia University Quantum Physics professor started class with a strange performance Tuesday morning.The post Columbia University Bwog: FroSci Gone Wild appeared first on Metro.us.
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Tiny Rodent Sheds Light On How Human Skeletons Grow
By Gretchen Vogel The foot bones of the jerboa are hard to miss. Longer than the animal's arm, they help the bipedal desert rodent hop quickly away from predators. Now, they have also helped scientists better understand how bones grow to the right length. The finding helps explain some of the factors that affect the shape of skeletons, and they could eventually help to...
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