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  • #madscience

    Why Do Humans Kiss? To Share Our Germs

    It doesn't matter how many times you got the cootie shot on the playground; when you kiss another person, you're going mouth-to-mouth with their germs. And according to researchers, those kissing germs are extremely important to human reproduction. More »
    11/03/09
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    By Lauren Davis
  • #avianflu

    Avian Flu Is An STD?

    Scientists have discovered an unexpected fact about bird flu: It might be a sexually-transmitted disease, at least in ducks. And, just as unexpectedly, the key to transmission may be all about penis size and vagina "complexity." More »
    10/19/09
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    By Graeme McMillan
  • #prettysickness

    Gaze Upon The Most Beautiful Viruses You'll Ever See

    We're taught to think about viruses in certain ways. "Beautiful" isn't one of them, but British artist Luke Jerram - who created these sculptures with virologists and glassblowers - is looking to challenge our preconceptions with his new work. [Guardian.co.uk] More »
    09/06/09
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    By Graeme McMillan
  • #thestrain

    Del Toro's The Strain May Come to TV After All

    Fox may have dropped the ball on bringing Guillermo del Toro's The Strain to life as a television series, but plans are afoot to bring the gonzo vampire tale to the small screen, with a showrunner intimately familiar with bloodsuckers. More »
    07/30/09
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    By Lauren Davis
  • #plague

    Deadly Relative of Ebola Virus Came to U.S. Last Year

    02/10/09
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  • #cultmovieworship

    Middle Eastern Bermuda Triangles And The Translated Trailer To 1

    Finally, we can understand the new and gorgeous trailer to Pater Sparrow's 1, inspired by Stanislaw Lem's One Human Minute. Plus: Who knew there was another Bermuda Triangle? Check out the trailer to Objective. More »
    02/01/09
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    By Meredith Woerner
  • #cultmovieworship

    Commercials Worth Their Culty Cred And Stanislaw Lem's 1 Gets A Trailer

    Sometimes, we have to stop and applaud the truly innovative directors whose work only shows up for a few brief seconds crammed on the TV. Vesa Manninen's collection is worth stopping to see the commercials. More »
    01/11/09
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    By Meredith Woerner
  • #foundfootage

    The More Primitive The Cyborgs Are, The Scarier They Get

    Virus gets a bum rap, but its special effects are incredible. No film, before or since, has depicted cyborgs as so improvised, so ramshackle, so... crappy. And, maybe as a result, so terrifying.
    12/10/08
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    By Charlie Jane Anders
  • #vampires

    When Are Vampire Stories Science Fiction?

    08/17/08
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  • #sciencefictionturnedreal

    Five Ways Reality Went Sci-Fi So Far This Century

    We love a good science fiction story, but sometimes reality is just as strange. While we may have seen 2001 come and go without an actual space odyssey, the last eight years have been full of events that - had they not actually happened - could easily pass for science fiction. Here are five real life events that still seem like they've come straight from the set-up of a big budget summer blockbuster. More »
    07/20/08
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    By Andrew Hudson
  • #quarantine

    Cloverfield + 28 Days Later = Quarantine

    07/10/08
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  • #madmedicine

    Genetically-Engineered Babies With HIV-Resistant Genes

    03/03/08
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  • #thehappening

    The Latest "Get The Hell Out Of Town Due To A Virus" Movie

    02/04/08
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  • #doomsday

    Doomsday Trailer, Still Zombie Free

    01/16/08
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  • #madscience

    Rabies Virus Delivers Drugs to Your Brain

    01/14/08
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