Buffy ,'Touched'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh I thought it was less THAN a thousand. OK, that is huge. And yeah we night to start cloning the bone marrow. Fuck anyone who opposes cloning in those circumstances.
This is the reason I'm very much opposed to knee-jerk legislation banning human cloning, well not this specifically, but medical cures in general.
F&**&(# photo machine at FedEx OFFICE will not read my USB thingy.$%^@#()#
I removed an .exe from it and it better work now.
And since I know you all care about my lunch, I got a 1.50 fast food side salad to go with the stuff I brought. compromise.
I got a surprisingly expensive salad bar salad, and realized when I got back to my desk that I had two plastic containers stuck together, so I wonder how much that added to the cost?
Not to mention that bone marrow transplants have a 30% fatality rate.
Is that because of the process, or because of the condition of most people who need that sort of treatment as currently prescribed, though?
I got a 1.50 fast food side salad to go with the stuff I brought. compromise.
Strong work! Today was my day to not bring lunch (I try to only buy once a week) and I got some VERY delicious pizza. Black olives, sundried tomatoes, goatcheese. Brick Oven Pizza, yo!
Is that because of the process, or because of the condition of most people who need that sort of treatment as currently prescribed, though?
I don't know the answer to that, but I'd imagine cloned bone marrow would offer opportunities for tinkering with it to reduce the likelihood of rejection, assuming that's a factor here.
For a bone marrow transplant, they basically have to kill your existing bone marrow, using chemotherapy and/or radiation. This necessarily risks infection, causes overall systemic weakness, and so forth. I imagine the sicker you are to start with the greater the risks.
For a bone marrow transplant, they basically have to kill your existing bone marrow, using chemotherapy and/or radiation. This necessarily risks infection, causes overall systemic weakness, and so forth. I imagine the sicker you are to start with the greater the risks.
This. My little brother died after a bone marrow transplant that was to cure his Fanconi anemia.
Have folks seen the picture of Obama with his MacBook Pro? He has a Pac Man sticker stuck on it, to make it look like Pac Man is about to eat the glowy Apple symbol....
Have folks seen the picture of Obama with his MacBook Pro? He has a Pac Man sticker stuck on it, to make it look like Pac Man is about to eat the glowy Apple symbol....
He is SUCH a geek. And I'm psyched he's a Mac guy.