Fighting H1N1 with Tobacco Plants Project earns Joseph von Fraunhofer Prize for ENG's Sharon After decades of demonization as a health menace, the tobacco plant is about to become a source of potentially lifesaving medicines, thanks in part to the work of Andre Sharon, who leads a team that built a fully automated factory that uses synthetically altered tobacco plants to grow vaccines for some of the worlds most deadly viruses, including H1N1, yellow fever, and malaria, as well as for emerging biological threats
Surgeons are medical doctors with highly specialized training in surgery
Hey JoJo, youre a mess OK? she shrugs on the opening line of verse two
At 17 and 18 years of age, FEV 1 levels began to decline among girls who smoked, but they plateaued among girls who did not smoke
I really don't like POLISH OUT (32D: Remove, as scratches on an auto) , though it's clearly a real phrase