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Science News, Nov 24, 2007 by Rich Desilets
Mild vibration encourages precursor cells to turn into muscle and bone ("Good Buzz: Tiny vibrations may limit fat-cell formation," SN: 10/27/07, p. 260). This seems like something NASA could use to keep astronauts fit.
RICH DESILETS, SANTA ROSA, CALIF.
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