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• New Drug to Cure Jet-Lag in the Works

  It's odd that jet-lag needs a cure. It does not seem like the sort of thing for which there should be a cure. When it's been a long time since you've traveled it can become easy to see jet lag as a psychological weakness, not a physical one. But as all weary travelers know, jet-lag is as real as any virus or condition.

  by IvanB at December 04, 2008 21:34 with 354 diggs

• GM To Get Rid Of Their Corporate Jets

  Due to significant cutbacks over the past months, GM travel volume no longer justifies a dedicated corporate aircraft operation.

  by MrBabyMan at December 02, 2008 17:44 with 593 diggs

• Keanu Reeves back for another Speed?

  Fox, ever hopeful, is hoping to trot their star back out for the role that made him famous-- well, famous as someone other than an airhead traveling in a phone booth.

  by davincih at December 02, 2008 06:47 with 538 diggs

• New experimental drug may put jet lag to rest

  An experimental drug that mimics the effects of the hormone melatonin can reset the body's circadian rhythms, bringing relief to jet-lagged travelers and night-shift workers, researchers reported Monday.

  by Overmind12812 at December 02, 2008 05:18 with 362 diggs

• Outbreak: could a million-killing superbug really happen?

  The lethality of these viruses limits their spread. People become so ill so quickly that they cannot travel far before dying...a candidate for a really good apocalypse virus is one that can be transmitted by droplet infection in the air, is infectious before a person has any symptoms... hints for surviving and preparation

  by redwolfwalker at November 29, 2008 23:28 with 412 diggs