Chemists Working to Create Breathalyzer to Detect & Monitor Diabetes

Published June 12, 2013

Chemists working to create breathalyzer to detect & monitor diabetes
Scientists and researchers around the world are working on all sorts of expanded tasks for breathalyzers, from detecting the presence of cocaine and marijuana to determining if someone is experiencing heart failure. The latest use comes in the form of … Read more on TechSpot

Researchers focus on a brain protein and an antibiotic to block cocaine craving
While an earlier paper of Rebec's group showed the effects of ceftriaxone on cocaine craving, the new paper was the first to localize the effects of ceftriaxone to the nucleus accumbens and was the first to show that ceftriaxone works after long … Read more on Science Daily (press release)

An Alternative to the Gang of 8?
True, that's not a position you'd take if you thought Obama's legalization -before-enforcement plan was a really bad idea–imagine if Nancy Pelosi had had a comparable reaction to Bush's Social Security “privatzation' plan. (”The status quo is … Read more on Daily Caller