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It turns out that might be the best cure for insomnia. Unlike existing sleep aids, the drug (which will likely be reviewed by the F. D. A. later this year) works by turning off wakefulness rather than by inducing sleep.
7. Cure for Aging Life expectancy is getting longer, but the usefulness of the human body has traditionally maxed out somewhere around 120.
Will it someday be possible to find a cure for aging? 8. Driverless cars How long will it be before we see the first highway in the U s. to be designated as adriverless-cars only highway?
Now of course we will have a cure. A complex TEMPORARY and expensive cure. One very closely guarded.
In fact you can only get this temporary cure that allows you to get pregnant for a short period of time
if you meet certain prerequisites. Much like buying a house you must have enough money in the bank have feed enough to clothe school
Public transportation is cited often as a cure for oil addiction. In the United states, rise of disabled elderly Americans will strain public transportation systems.
It like getting a remote checkup from your doctor all the time. 2. Genome Specific Cures. A few years ago, the notion of cancer treatment that was specific to a person genome was seen as a fantasy.
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