Smoking Causes Schizophrenia in Newborns

Smoking Associated with Schizophrenia in Newborns

In a study of women who smoke and their pregnancies they determined that there is a large possibility that the infant may have develop schizophrenia.  Researchers found that if the women smoked cigarettes or used smokeless tobacco this could also occur.  Some of the infants may have low birth weight, preterm delivery, and the possibility of sudden infant death syndrome.  […]

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Water Ice Below Mars Surface

Aerial view of a white ice cap on the surface of Mars surrounded by reddish terrain and craters.

Scientists have found there are mass quantities of clean water ice below Mars surface.  They don’t know the properties of this water ice, like how pure it is, how deep it goes, and what type of shape it’s in.  In order to mine for drinking water, farming crops, or be able to convert it to hydrogen for fuel they will […]

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Greening The Hood

■    South Central Los Angeles is more famous for drive-by shootings than well-kept gardens, but one native son is getting locals to trade their sawed-off shotguns for shovels. Ron Finley, who styles himself the “Gangsta Gardener” is encouraging Angelenos to cultivate vegetable and fruit gardens in vacant lots in deprived neighborhoods. He has co-founded a charity, L.A. Green Grounds, to […]

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