My grandmother said she heard this on the radio.

"NanoViricides, Inc. reports that the results of the evaluation of several of its nanoviricides anti-Ebola agents were presented July 17th at the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Virology, July 17-21, at Montana State University, Bozeman, MT. Dr. Corinne Scully delivered the presentation, which was entitled "Polymeric Micelle Nanomaterials as Antiviral Compounds For Ebola Virus ..."

she wants to know what you think.

F1 in Schools, which challenges students to design, manufacture and race miniature Formula One cars, may boast a roster of famous patrons, but the most significant success of the educational initiative is on an individual level.

I found this posted at WWW.DENVERPOST.COM on Tuesday.

"Ned Calonge was no older than 10 when his dad, a family doctor in La Junta, left him in the car with a smoldering cigarette while making a house call."

"Gregory Ferenstein is a freelance journalist who investigates the intersection of technology and society. He also designs communication curricula for college students. Follow him on Twitter @ferenstein or at his website."

From NEWS.YAHOO.COM

This is the latest news as of July 20th.

"19 July 2010 RIYADH: Crown Prince Sultan, deputy premier and minister of defense and aviation, congratulated Minister of Health Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabeeah and his team of health officials on Sunday for successfully containing infectious diseases in the Kingdom."

I'll post more if I find anything else out.

My friend thought this was interesting.

"WEST HAVEN, Conn.----NanoViricides, Inc. reports that the results of the evaluation of several of its nanoviricides? anti-Ebola agents were presented July 17th at the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Virology, July 17-21, at Montana State University, Bozeman, MT."

Do you?