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Finally something important (and good) from Bezerkely:

This could be good. real good. And big! That'd be even better!
I know I know, this thread is worthless without pics.

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Giving breasts a squeeze could hinder cancer growth
Published December 18, 2012

Women suffering from breast cancer may benefit from giving their breasts an extra squeeze – literally.

According to researchers from the University of California at Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, placing mechanical force on malignant mammary cells can actually reverse their irregular growth process and put them back on track for a normal growth pattern.

“We are showing that tissue organization is sensitive to mechanical inputs from the environment at the beginning stages of growth and development,” said Daniel Fletcher, professor of bioengineering at Berkeley and faculty scientist at the Berkeley Lab, as well as the study’s lead investigator.

Breast tissue grows, shrinks and shifts throughout the course of a woman’s life in a structured pattern – and ultimately stops growing at some point. Breast cancer is often characterized by a breakdown in this normal growth pattern, causing breast cancer cells to grow irregularly.

Through a previous experiment at the Berkeley Lab, researchers showed it was possible to prevent these malignant cells from transforming into a tumor by manipulating the cells’ surrounding environment through the use of biochemical inhibitors. Ultimately the surrounding healthy cells could persuade the cancerous cells to grow normally again.

The most recent work from the Berkeley Lab utilizes the same concept, but introduces mechanical inhibitors rather than chemical inhibitors. The researchers grew malignant breast epithelial cells in a gelatin-like substance, which was injected into flexible silicon chambers. They then applied force to the silicon over time, and ultimately witnessed the malignant cells grow into more healthy-looking cells. Time-lapse microscopy showed the change in the compressed breast cells over time.

While their research is compelling, the researchers do not advocate for compression bras or force alone to treat breast cancer.

“Compression, in and of itself, is not likely to be a therapy,” Fletcher said. “But, this does give us new clues to track down the molecules and structures that could eventually be targeted for therapies.”

The research findings were presented at the annual meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology in San Francisco Monday.

What about tuning them like an old time radio?

I'm such a nice guy, that ill give away this life saving service! ;)

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Originally Posted by varmint (Post 7157921)

What about tuning them like an old time radio?

Are these on?

when i saw it was a fox news piece i really wished it was megyn kelly reporting.

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Originally Posted by varmint (Post 7158126)

when i saw it was a fox news piece i really wished it was megyn kelly reporting.

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Originally Posted by varmint (Post 7157921)

What about tuning them like an old time radio?

"Calling Tokyo. Come in, Tokyo"

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Originally Posted by varmint (Post 7157921)

What about tuning them like an old time radio?

Volume on one side, channel on the other?

I'm thinking a charitable organization is in order...

varmits post and sammy response is comedy gold. thanks..hahahhahha

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Originally Posted by Steve Carlton (Post 7159098)

I'm thinking a charitable organization is in order...

One where we could volunteer and donate our time to a worthy cause?
I do believe you're onto something.

not all boobs are created equal. i imagine you dont get to pick and chooses who you get to manipulate :D

imagine..grapefruits dangling in wet socks.

and it's Berkeley..wasnt this the place many consider "Ground Zero" for bra burning.

no bras, gravity, time..

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Originally Posted by vash (Post 7159157)

not all boobs are created equal. i imagine you dont get to pick and chooses who you get to manipulate :D

imagine..grapefruits dangling in wet socks.

A bOOb is like a Bettle song. There are no bad ones ;)

I'm starting a new charitable organization - "Motorboat for Life".

I believe it was comedian Ron White who said:
If you've seen one pair, ................... you wanna see the rest of them".

I wouldn't have time for everyone. Just aspiring models who's careers are at stake.

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Originally Posted by herr_oberst (Post 7158280)

"Calling Tokyo. Come in, Tokyo"

LOL!!! Said that once and we laughed so hard we had to remember why we jumped in the sack in the first place!

I just sent the link to a women in my office that really has a nice set. ;)

HR is now at my desk. :(

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Originally Posted by URY914 (Post 7159785)

I just sent the link to a women in my office that really has a nice set. ;)

HR is now at my desk. :(

Does the HR rep have boobies? You could offer to heart them.