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It's official: penis size does matter |
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Heat to shift wine industry tradition |
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Aussie scientists sequence koala genome |
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Environmental change 'triggers rapid evolution' |
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Deepwater Horizon: Gulf of Mexico 'deep-cleaned' itself |
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Scientists track leukaemia's origins 'back to the womb' |
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'Aggressive' prostate cancer gene find |
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Death of golden eagle shot near Southern Upland Way 'a
disaster' |
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Syria rejects 'broadening' of UN chemical weapons probe |
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Long-distance 3D laser camera unveiled by Edinburgh team |
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Margaret Thatcher: How PM legitimised green concerns |
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Nepal's rhino hunters become the hunted |
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UN chief Ban: Korea crisis could become 'uncontrollable' |
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Margaret Thatcher funeral set for next week |
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Earthquake near Iran's Bushehr nuclear power station |
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Saudi Arabia denies paralysis punishment |
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Thirteen dead in Serbia gun rampage |
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Ukraine's youngest HIV campaigner |
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Digital product placement creates adverts out of thin air |
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North Korea--a country never at peace |
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North Korea: Foreigners should evacuate South Korea |
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Is China ready to abandon North Korea? |
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Crash tests: Not for dummies |
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Five Indian UN troops are killed in South Sudan |
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Pompeii: What objects did people take as they fled? |
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Gretna dream: Why English lovers eloped to Scotland |
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The real witch hunters: Hopkins and Stearne |
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Victorian crime: The sensational murders we still remember |
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Microsoft accuses Google of pushing services to Android |
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4G mobile broadband speeds 'doubling,' says EE |
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UK to host global cybersecurity centre |
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Gamestick console release date delayed |
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UK music downloads hit one billion mark led by Adele |
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Paris Brown: Could 'right to be forgotten' help? |
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Twitter and the death of Baroness Thatcher |
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Tony Blair: Margaret Thatcher death celebration parties in
poor taste |
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Researchers measure Brazil nut effect in reduced gravity |
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Retired star found with planets and debris disc |
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Study says beavers use scent to detect when trespassers could
be a threat |
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'Artificial leaf' gains the ability to self-heal damage and
produce energy from dirty water |
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'Spooky action at a distance' aboard the ISS |
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Flexible electronics could transform the way we make and use
electronic devices |
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Single photon from a quantum emitter? It's a matter of
timing... |
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On the origins of the Schrodinger equation |
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The Fat Chip: Controlling obesity the smart way |
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A primary voltage standard for the whole world |
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Structure helps yield drug 'hypersensitivity' tests for
patients |
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Review: HTC One impresses but software disappoints |
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Environmental change triggers rapid evolution |
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New genetic link found between normal fetal growth and cancer |
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Researchers at CERN take most precise measure of magnetic
moment of antiproton |
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Researchers acquit the tins in mysterious failed Franklin
expedition |
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US Navy readies 'laser attack' weapon in 2014 |
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Suzaku 'post-mortem' yields insight into Kepler's supernova |
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Are people really staring at you? |
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Penis size does matter to women, researchers say in PNAS study
(w/ Video) |
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Remaining Martian atmosphere still dynamic |
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Computer scientists develop video game that teaches how to
program in Java |
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Optimal evidence accumulation in decision-making |
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Fasten seatbelts for bumpier flights, climate study says |
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Surface diffusion plays a key role in defining the shapes of
catalytic nanoparticles |
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New pathways in bacterial intercellular competition uncovered |
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HP launches power-efficient Moonshot servers |
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'Pharmaceutical' approach boosts oil production from algae |
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Pandas vs. pinot as vineyards adjust to warming |
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Carbon's role in planetary atmosphere formation |
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New approach to testing health, environmental effects of
nanoparticles |
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Seemingly small research funding cuts could hinder progress in
nanotechnology |
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Tin nanocrystals for the battery of the future |
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Scientist studies how to turn cancer drugs into their own
delivery systems |
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Graphene foams: Cozy and conductive scaffolds for neural stem
cells |
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ORNL microscopy uncovers 'dancing' silicon atoms in graphene |
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Bioinspired material mimics squid beak |
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New system to improve DNA sequencing |
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Nanotechnology transforms molecular beams into functional
nano-devices with controlled atomic architectures |
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Fighting listeria and other food-borne illnesses with
nanobiotechnology |
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Watching fluid flow at nanometer scales: Researchers find that
tiny nanowires can lift liquids as effectively as tubes |
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Researchers develop new monolayer materials for chemical vapor
sensors |
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Inorganic materials display massive and instantaneous swelling
and shrinkage, study finds |
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Even graphene has weak spots: Theorists find junctions in
polycrystalline graphene sap its strength |
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Researchers observe unexpected particle orientation behavior
in capillaries |
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Nanowires have the power to revolutionize solar energy (w/
video) |
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Research group devises a way to control surface plasmon
polaritons |
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Organic electronics--a hot matter |
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Material turns 'schizophrenic' on way to superconductivity |
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Rocket powered by nuclear fusion could send humans to Mars |
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Upgrade of LHC underway paving way for new discoveries |
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Another step toward understanding of high-temperature
superconductivity |
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New chart shows the entire topography of the Antarctic
seafloor in detail for the first time |
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Urban grass might be greener, but that doesn't mean it's
'greener' |
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Satellite sandwich technique improves analysis of geographical
data |
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Trouble in penguin paradise? Research analyzes Antarctic ice
flow |
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Pioneering study calculates Arctic Ocean nutrient budget |
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Sea level rise: Jeopardy for terrestrial biodiversity on
islands |
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Polluting plastic particles invade the Great Lakes |
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A detailed look at the coma of comet PANSTARRS |
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Spring rains bring life to Midwest granaries but foster Gulf
of Mexico 'Dead Zone' |
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NASA celebrates four decades of plucky Pioneer 11 |
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Galaxy collisions |
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Petrobras fined $5 million for oil spill off Sao Paulo coast |
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Brazil allows Chevron to resume oil exploration after spill |
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Irrigation wastewater can help salvage damaged soils |
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SDSC's Gordon Supercomputer assists in crunching large Hadron
Collider data |
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Sales of web-ready digital cameras up in Asia |
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Nebula One steps forth as world's first cloud computer |
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Review: Google laptop impressive, but not for all |
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Analyst: 60-inch Apple iTV to launch this year (Update) |
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DARPA's two-armed robot handles tools at less cost |
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Report: Apple to release updated phone this summer |
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Festo builds BionicOpter--fully functional robot dragonfly (w/
Video) |
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Time is ripe for smartwatches, analysts say |
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Game group gets word on Intel's new extensions for rendering |
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End of the line for Roadrunner supercomputer |
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Review: BlackBerry Z10 delivers, but doesn't stand out |
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PETMAN stress-tests clothes for hazardous environments (w/
video) |
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LulzSec hacker pleads guilty to cyberattacks |
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Microsoft escalates advertising assault on Google |
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Austin expected to be next stop for Google Fiber |
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Google's Android target of new antitrust complaint (Update 2) |
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'Don't despair, repair'--keeping electronics in austerity
Britain |
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India's Wipro shares dive after business split |
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US lawmakers offer cybersecurity olive branch |
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Pre-orders of keyboard BlackBerry start in Canada |
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New wind harvesting invention to bring cities to life |
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Chinese report on labor camp fuels reform debate |
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WikiLeaks launches searchable US historical archive |
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Crowdfunding gaining momentum, study says |
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Google Glass advocate to developers: Seize the moment (w/
video) |
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The search for new antibiotics: Tiny proteins prevent
bacterial gene transcription |
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Hydrogen from methane without CO2 emissions |
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Reliable packaging for chemical-free food |
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Cry me a river of possibility: Scientists design new adaptive
material inspired by tears |
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Egyptian wedding certificate key to authenticating
controversial Biblical text |
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Tortuous paths hamper ion transport |
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Research demonstrates why going green is good chemistry |
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New materials offer solutions to energy production challenges |
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Widely used filtering material adds arsenic to beers |
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Ready for debut: Fruit-juice-infused chocolate with 50% less
fat |
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Sweet success: Study finds way to catalyze more sugars from
biomass |
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Striped like a badger: New genus of bat identified in South
Sudan |
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Der Steppenworm? Two new species differ from the elusive
'Mongolian Death Worm' |
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Better monitoring and diagnostics tackle algae biofuel pond
crash problem |
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Delivering a virus that gets rid of house flies |
144 |
Protein structure discovery could lead to better treatments
for HIV, early aging |
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How a little plant became a model for pioneering research |
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World-first research will save koalas |
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Being there: Turning research into action in Gabon |
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New mouse viruses could aid hepatitis research |
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Surprising predictor of ecosystem chemistry |
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No map, no problems for monarchs |
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No regrets: Close that menu and enjoy your meal more |
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Does mixing eBay and Facebook reduce bidding prices? |
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Selling concert tickets? Consider parking when setting the
price |
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One factor that can help determine black men's college success |
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Does class shape men's attitudes toward home improvement
projects? |
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Iceman Otzi had bad teeth |
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Do you get what you pay for? It depends on your culture |
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New research holds fascinating revelations about an ancient
society's water conservation and purification |
159 |
Structured reflection on roles and tasks improves team
performance, study finds |
160 |
Immigrants who live, work together less apt to learn English,
study finds |
161 |
Last tango in Paris...but not Japan: Researchers discover the
reasons behind a surprising trend |
162 |
Chile successfully exhumes body of poet Neruda |
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How stepdads can avoid missteps |
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Marriages benefit when fathers share household, parenting
responsibilities, researcher says |
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New evidence dinosaurs were strong swimmers |
166 |
Low on self-control? Surrounding yourself with strong-willed
friends may help |
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System provides clear brain scans of awake, unrestrained mice |
168 |
Researchers identify gene variations that predict chemotherapy
side effects |
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One-two punch could be key in treating blindness |
170 |
Currently approved drugs found effective in laboratory mice
against bioterror threats |
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New brain cancer treatment may be more effective, less toxic |
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Reframing stress: Stage fright can be your friend |
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Moving cells with light holds medical promise |
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Tapeworm-linked seizures may be rising in US, doctors say |
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New study finds plant proteins control chronic disease in
Toxoplasma infections |
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Research advances therapy to protect against dengue virus |
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Minocycline, an antibiotic, improves behavior for children
with fragile X syndrome |
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Researchers find avian virus may be harmful to cancer cells |
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Adding intestinal enzyme to diets of mice appears to prevent,
treat metabolic syndrome |
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Study finds that hot and cold senses interact |
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Protein's well-known cousin sheds light on its gout-linked
relative |
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Researchers discover new link between heart disease and red
meat |
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Could scientists peek into your dreams? (w/ video) |
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Neuroscientists show 'jumping genes' may contribute to
aging-related brain defects |
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Study reveals how melanoma evades chemotherapy |
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Do cells in the blood, heart and lungs smell the food we eat? |
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Nanokicking stem cells to open for new generation of
orthopaedics |
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Mitochondrial metabolic regulator SIRT4 guards against DNA
damage |
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Copying is social phenomenon, not just learning, say
scientists |
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Final chapter to 60-year-old blood group mystery |
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