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Global warming hits Indigenous people most |
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Korean cloned wolf research probed |
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Planting trees can backfire |
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S Korea wolf clone claims probed |
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Snowy forests 'increase warming' |
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How stress can strain the heart |
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Making a mint out of the Moon |
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Dam project aims to save Aral Sea |
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Weblogs 'need content warnings' |
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Concern as net hits data limits |
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Portuguese abortion law in force |
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Many dieters 'finish up heavier' |
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Inside medicine: The optometrist |
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Hair of Ramses II back in Egypt |
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Do radioactive things glow in the dark? |
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For him, Scrabble is a science |
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The power of trash |
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Web Site Wins "Date" In Court |
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Students Fight For Right To Their Papers |
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Bush Promises Veto On Stem Cell Bill |
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Report: Warming Threatens Millions By 2020 |
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Competition For TiVo |
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Love In The Age Of Google |
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Researcher Records His Life On Computer |
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Dumping Internet Service May Cost You |
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Teen Accused Of Running Web Escort Service |
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Ancient Pharaoh's Hair Returns To Egypt |
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Study: Job Stress Jacks Up Blood Pressure |
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Morbid Obesity Bulge Gets Bigger |
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Stem Cells Offer Hope For Diabetics |
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Pet Food Study: Cat Kidney Failures Up 30% |
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New Device May Heal Damaged Hearts |
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FDA Weighs Risk Of Vioxx Successor Drug |
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Woman Seeking Frozen Embryos Loses Case |
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Bush Would Veto Stem Cell Research Bill |
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Internet filters block porn, but not savvy kids |
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Warming's biggest wallop aimed at wildlife, not people |
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Faced with a lack of energy options, Thailand looks to coal |
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Animals are smarter than we thought |
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Little time to avert big temperature rise-UN study |
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Warming to bring drought, floods and hunger to Asia |
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Off-Label Use: Pain Medication and Antipsychotics May Stop
Brain Tumor Growth |
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Carcass Draws Spectators, Scientists |
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Artful Moons |
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Warning Flare |
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Closing in on the Cone |
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Three's a Crowd |
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Setting the Bar |
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River of Ice |
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Galaxy's Hot Role Reversal |
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Explosive Purple Rose |
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Million dancing to tune of the iPod |
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Apple cuts iPod Shuffle price, adds 1-GB Nano |
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100 million iPods and counting |
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Microsoft releases April security update package |
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SanDisk faces uphill battle with new MP3 player |
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More Trees, Less Global Warming, Right?--Not Exactly |
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Don't Plant That Tree! It Might Make Matters Worse: Report |
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AirPort Extreme N Firmware 7.1 Update |
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Google Launches Voice-Based Local Search Experiment |
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Google used rival's database 'inadvertently' |
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Stem cells could spell end for diabetes jabs |
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Therapy could give relief for type 1 diabetes |
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Stem Cells Tame Type 1 Diabetes in Pilot Study |
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Blood cells help treat diabetes patients--study |
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Stem cell transplant promising for type 1 diabetes |
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Researchers Use Stem Cell Therapy to Wean Diabetics From
Insulin |
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Stem cell transplant helps treat diabetes |
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New stem cell therapy gives relief for type 1 diabetes: study |
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Fit for purpose? |
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Curl up with a cocoa and keep a heart attack at bay |
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Dark Chocolate Scores Over Tea in Reducing High Blood Pressure |
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Eat more dark chocolate to lower blood pressure |
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Dark Chocolate, But Not Tea, Takes a Bite Out of Blood
Pressure |
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Cocoa, But Not Tea, May Lower Blood Pressure |
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If you love it eat it! because chocolate helps keep high blood
pressure down! |
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Co-Payments Cut Statin Use |
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Ancient coral reef tells the history of Kenya's soil erosion |
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Carnegie Mellon P2P system promises faster music, movie
downloads |
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Little lifesavers--Nanoparticles improve delivery of medicines
and diagnostics |
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Mystery spiral arms explained? |
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'Fusion' protein found by Johns Hopkins researchers |
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First-of-its-Kind National Report Reveals Estimated High
Prevalence and Heavy Cost of Type 2 Diabetes Complications in America |
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Misusing vitamin to foil drug test may be toxic; plus, it
doesn't work |
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Milk beats soy for post-weighlifting muscle gain |
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Stress may help cancer cells resist treatment, research shows |
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Measuring calcium intake can help to identify osteoporosis in
men with prostate cancer |
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Pump design could give heart patients new hope |
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New study zeroes in on the genetic roots of Alzheimer's |
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Bypassing eggs, flu vaccine grown in insect cells shows
promise |
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Study finds dietary fat interacts with genes |
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Guns in homes strongly associated with higher rates of suicide |
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Experimental flu vaccine appears promising in early tests |
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Study suggests use of stem cell transplantation is beneficial
treatment of type 1 diabetes |
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Structural basis for photoswitching in fluorescent proteins
brought into focus |
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Mystery spiral (galaxy) arms explained? |
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For the first time the LHC reaches temperatures colder than
outer space |
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Nanotextured Implant Materials: Blending in, Not Fighting Back |
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Different approach needed to protect brains of premature
infants |
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Discovery of gene mutation that causes infertility in male
mice gives promise of similar finding in infertile men |
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Do we need a paradigm change? Disputing coevolution in
herbivorous insects |
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Less sleep, more pain? |
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Diabetes may spur dementia |
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Smoking to stop Parkinson's? |
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TV tied to bad diets |
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Chocolate for blood pressure? |
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Fat smothers vitamin C |
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Russians drinking a lot more |
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PTSD numbs physical pain |
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Herb may ease urinary blues |
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Huge Refrigerators Create Temps Colder than Space |
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Earthquakes Intensify Volcanic Eruptions |
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Study Reveals How Drunken Bats Sober Up |
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Hip E-mail Addresses Bad for Resumes |
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The Atkins Paradox: What Diet Studies Don't Reveal |
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Whales Break Distance Record With 5,100-Mile Migration |
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The Truth Behind Baseball's Hitting Slump |
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Early Earth Was Purple, Study Suggests |
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Ancient Pharaoh's Hair Returns to Egypt |
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Tests for heart-disease risk could be misleading |
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Stardust samples genuine, researchers say |
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Violin makers can't pick out good wood |
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Total destruction of forests predicted to cool Earth |
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Arctic fox failed to move north at end of ice age |
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High-risk air routes for invasive species revealed |
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First sign of water found on an alien world |
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'Rebuilt' immune system shakes off diabetes |
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Chilled oil bath may cool hot processors |
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Water helps earthquake-ravaged Earth to heal |
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Invention: All-knowing browser |
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Do coffee and cigarettes protect against Parkinson's? |
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Gene Mutation That Causes Infertility in Male Mice Found |
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Structures of Photoswitching Fluorescent Proteins Shown |
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Work, Rest, then Work Again: Light-sensitive Molecule Heals
Itself in the Dark |
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Anthropologist Finds Earliest Evidence of Maize Farming in
Mexico |
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Assistive robot adapts to people, new places |
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Tropical forests: Earth's air conditioner |
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Mystery spiral galaxy arms explained? |
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Whales migrate more than 5,100 miles |
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Structural basis for photoswitching in fluorescent proteins
brought into focus |
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Math of elections says voters win with 'winner take all' |
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Physicists Find Light-sensitive Molecule Can Heal Itself in
the Dark |
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Mongoose pups work together to wheedle food out of carers |
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Australia Mulls Tasmanian Devils Rescue |
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For the first time the LHC reaches temperatures colder than
outer space |
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Microsoft ANI Patch Causes Problems with Third-Party Apps |
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Nanoparticles improve delivery of medicines and diagnostics |
148 |
Segment of a 'Quantum Repeater' Demonstrated |
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Study shows earthquakes may quickly boost regional volcanoes |
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Dawn Arrives in Florida--A Little After Dawn |
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NASA extends its Russian space contract |
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Computer scientists develop P2P system that promises faster
music, movie downloads |
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British goverment wants Internet providers to combat
cyber-bullying |
154 |
Palm to Develop Linux-Based Products |
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Britons waste online time 'wilfing': study |
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China moves to tackle Internet gaming addiction |
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Judge Tosses Date-Dissing Web Suit |
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Study lauds India's biotech industry |
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Scientists develop ecological early warning device |
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Behavioural tests probe ray and shark colour vision |
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Drought, development killing Australia's koalas |
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Ancient Pharaoh's Hair Returns to Egypt |
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Marine scientists monitor longest mammal migration |
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Empty and strange without plants |
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Spain sees first transsexual gender change without operation |
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Stress may help cancer cells resist treatment, research shows |
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Surfing the blues--Internet questionnaire can accurately
identify depression |
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Study provides new clue to family risk for breast cancer |
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CDC mulls opening Hawaii facility |
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P2P Internet file sharing could be quicker |
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Collider temps lower than outer space |
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Diabetes May Be Associated With Increased Risk Of Mild
Cognitive Impairment |
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Anthropologist Finds Earliest Evidence Of Maize Farming In
Mexico |
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Gene Mutation That Causes Infertility In Male Mice Discovered,
Gives Promise Of Similar Finding In Infertile Men |
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Water Identified In Extrasolar Planet Atmosphere |
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Key 'Stardust' Spacecraft Discovery May Have Resulted From
Contamination |
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Natural Tumor Suppressor Variants Discovered, Could Lead to
New Therapies For Diabetes, Heart Disease |
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Discovery Of America: Revolutionary Claims Of A Dead Historian |
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Marine Scientists Monitor Longest Mammal Migration |
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Eating Fatty Foods Without Gaining Weight? May Work For 13% Of
Population |
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Detecting Poisons In Nectar Is An Odorous Task For Honeybees |
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Galaxy Collision Causes Role Reversal |
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Making Brain Clots Easier To Identify |
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