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Zero interest and growing fastBoth the Islamic and conventional global finance have strengths and weaknesses. The challenge now is to harness them both to the benefit of humankind.
Chronic cocaine use may speed up ageing of brainAs we age, we all lose grey matter. However, what we have seen is that chronic cocaine users lose grey matter at a significantly faster rate, which could be a sign of premature ageing.
Landmark breast cancer study paves way for tailored treatments Our results will pave the way for doctors in the future to diagnose the type of breast cancer a woman has, the types of drugs that will work, and those that won’t, in a much more precise way than is currently possible.
Kashmir scientists clone rare cashmere goatScientists said Thursday they have cloned a rare Himalayan goat in Indian-controlled Kashmir, hoping to help increase the number of animals famed for their silky soft undercoats used to make pashmina wool, or cashmere.
‘Picture This #11’ – Horses’ teeth, Whipple MuseumThis set of 29 papier mache models of horses’ teeth (Wh. 6135) was made by Dr Louis Auzoux in France in the 1890s. The original wooden case opens out to reveal four rows of spaces for sets on each side. A hinged wooden flap holds the teeth in place. The models demonstrate the appearance of horses’ teeth at different ages, the effects of wind sucking and crib biting, and the fraudulent ways of making a horse seem older or younger by the appearance of its teeth.
