Today, May 30, 2011, Memorial Day, we salute all that serve. Great piece on its origin in the NYT: http://nyti.ms/mawXid
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$700 Test That Tells You How Long You Will Live
Posted on May 23, 2011 by Lina Maini
Soon to be released in Europe , an over-the-counter home blood test that will tell you how long you will live. The biotechnology utilized in this test measures the length of a person’s telomeres, structures on the tips of chromosomes that can show how fast one is aging, allowing those who take it to get a sense of [...]
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Noninvasive Blood Alcohol Test
Posted on May 16, 2011 by Lina Maini
Time to check in on one of my favorite safety companies, TruTouch Technologies, Inc. (T3). We’ve spotlighted my friend, Jim McNally‘s (founder), corporate realization from almost day one. T3 holds patent to perhaps one of the most interesting and effective developments in non-invasive alcohol testing – a dermal scanner that requires no skin penetration, pulmonary effort (other [...]
Filed under: Safety | Tagged: alcohol, Alcohol by volume, Blood alcohol content, Driving under the influence, health, Jim McNally, non invasive, noninvasive, Substance Abuse, technology | Leave a Comment »
