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Teens seek invention protection
Increasingly, young researchers seek patents to defend their innovations against theft
Posted in Teaching Science, Technology & Engineering, Young Scientists
Tagged air pollution, air quality, alcohol fuel cell, Alison Bick, Alison Dana Bick, allergy, asthma, Brian Cho, candles, Catherine Wong, clean energy, computer model, Design for the Other 90%, EKG, electrocardiograph, Environmental Protection Agency, enzymes, feature, Haejun Cho, incense, indoor air, Intel Science & Engineering Fair, Intel Science Talent Search, Intel STS, intellectual property, invent, invention, ISEF, John Ritter, lung capacity, lung disorder, lung function, Make: Electronics, membranes, microbial fuel cell, Milton Academy, Morristown High School, Naomi Chetan Shah, Naomi Shah, patent, Patent and Trademark Office, Patent It Yourself, Patent Office, Pavan Mehrotra, Pavan N. Mehrotra, Portland State University, Princeton University, Rahul Ganguli, Sierra Canyon School, silicone, soap, stethoscope, Sunset High School, supernova, Teledyne Scientific & Imaging, telemedicine, USPTO, VOCs, volatile organic chemicals, wireless stethoscope, yeast
Bad for breathing
New study connects pollution to several common diseases that affect the lungs and airways
Posted in Body & Health, Environment & Pollution
Tagged air pollution, allergy, asthma, biochemistry, cells, combustion, getinvolved, immune system, immunity, inflammation, Kari Nadeau, lungs, medicine, Ohio University, PAHs, Pollution, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, Stanford University, swelling, T-regs, T-regulatory cells, Todd Rambasek, topstories
Attacking Asthma
Most kids with asthma no longer have to limit their activities.
Posted in Body & Health
Tagged allergies, asthma, cardiovascular/respiratory, immune system, immunology, respiratory system
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