Virtual Medicine: Informed Consent in Second Life

By Casey Lynn Contributing Writer, [GAS] According to The Economist, the virtual world Second Life might be a new way to help those with learning disabilities understand (and therefore provide informed consent for) medical procedures and treatment options. A model of the Royal Sussex County Hospital is being built, where the avatars of study participants […]



Your iPhone Looks MUCH Better Now [PIC]

By Jimmy Rogers (@me) Contributing Writer, [GAS] I spied this image on Gizmodo yesterday and it made me laugh.  Notice “YouTube:” just you and a tube! “Weather” and “Safari” aren’t too bad either!  Somebody clearly put a lot of work into this.  Let’s hope getting on the front page of Digg was the payout they […]

Science is Sexy Tidbit: Mrs. Darwin, Her Life in Brief

By Jimmy Rogers (@me) Contributing Writer, [GAS] Much has been made of the wives of the important men in history.  Some of those wives were very important in their own right, or even more so than their husbands.  It seems that one such lady has somehow slipped through the cracks of history, though. Recently, a […]