Flexible joints associated with chronic fatigue syndrome, researchers find. Researchers at Johns Hopkins Children's Center report that children and teens with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) are three and a half times more likely to have hyperflexible joints than their healthy counterparts. [EurekAlert - Medicine & Health]

What this all means is still not known but it is a very interesting observaion.  11:13:35 PM    

Google mirror beats Great Firewall of China [New Scientist]

The Internet routes around damage again.  10:52:31 PM    

Two Virginia teenagers diagnosed with malaria [Reuters Health eLine]

I hate mosquitoes. Let's hope this is just a fluke.  10:48:15 PM    

New National Academy of Sciences report highlights health importance of nutrients found in almonds. The National Academy of Sciences, the nation's most prestigious scientific society, released a report today with new recommendations for healthy eating to reduce the risk of chronic disease, including coronary heart disease and diabetes. [EurekAlert - Biology]

I'd be more excited about this if the release was not from the Almond Board of California.  10:42:54 PM