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Opera singer serenades cows in hope for more and better milk
London - A cattle farmer in Britain has engaged the services of an Italian opera singer to serenade...
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Scandinavian royal heirs to study climate change in Greenland
Copenhagen - Danish Crown Prince Frederik, Norway's Crown Prince Haakon, and Swedish Crown Princess...
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Arctic counries meet to discuss climate change
Oslo - Nobel Peace laureate Al Gore called for more action to tackle global warming Tuesday on the...
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Economic slump a real headache for migraine sufferers in Hong Kong
Hong Kong (dpa) - The economic slowdown has brought pain to Hong Kong in more ways than one with...
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Experts: Cyber spies continue to operate
Toronto - The international cyber spy network which has invaded some 1,295 computers in 103...
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Latvia examines claim it was victim of Chinese cyber-spies
Riga - Latvia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Monday that it was investigating claims that it...
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The Global Warming Chases Off Birds Toward North
An Audubon Society will release a study of the birds’ migration on Tuesday, in order to...
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Climate Change Is Irreversible, Scientists Say
A recent research points out that the current effects of global warming are virtually irreversible,...
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Dutch Lawmakers Debate Financial Support For Newspapers
Amsterdam - The Dutch government and opposition members have joined forces to boost the financial...
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Study Concludes That Elephants In Zoos Live Less
Recent research reported that both Asian and African elephants that live in captivity have a...
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Survey: Many Americans Turning To Complementary, Alternative Medicine
More and more Americans choose complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) to treat their health...
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Malaria Vaccine – A ‘Hopeful Beginning’ in Fighting the Deadly Disease
Two studies appearing this week in the New England Journal of Medicine note that an experimental...
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IBM, Harvard To Create Cheap, Efficient Solar Cells
Researchers from IBM and Harvard University are joining forces to create the World Community Grid...
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Happiness Is in the Air!
Happiness is in the air at least that is the conclusion of a
new study published in the British...
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When Bone Marrow Transplant Cures HIV
The medical world has welcomed the first case of HIV completely cured. Is that possible, some have...
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Vatican: Pius XII war archives won't go public before 2014
Vatican City - Secret Vatican archives on Pope Pius XII's controversial World War II pontificate...
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Three Researchers Win Nobel Prize For Bioluminescent Cells
The Nobel Prize for chemistry is shared this year by three
US-based scientists, one of them...
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One Quarter Of Wild Mammals Threatened By Extinction
An evaluation made by 1300 scientists from around the world that took 5 years to complete was made...
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Three European Scientists Won The 2008 Nobel Prize For Medicine
One German and two French scientists won
the 2008 Nobel prize in medicine for their work in...
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Skype Defends Censorship Practices In China
After TOM, makers of TOM-Skype – the Chinese version of the popular VoIP/messenger program, were...
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Ramses II bust is discovered near Cairo
Cairo - Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a pink granite head, believed to Portray that of...
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Swedish Think-Tank Studies Russian-Georgia Conflict
Stockholm - The recent war between Russia and Georgia would have "profound consequences"...
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Adults Near 9/11 Site More Prone to Asthma
On September 11, 2001, time stood still when suicide
hijackers crashed American Airlines Flight 11...
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Exposure To Air Pollution Harms Patients With Coronary Artery Disease
Exposure to traffic fumes increases the
risk of heart attack, or strokes and potentially fatal...
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Scientists Will Play God In A Tunnel Near Geneva
A never before seen experiment is to be made this Wednesday. Scientist are preparing themselves to...
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Huge sheet of Canadian ice shelf breaks off, scientists say
New York - A 50-square-kilometre chunk of the Canadian Arctic ice shelf has broken off and is...
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Boston Subway System Hackers From MIT Get Out Of Trouble
Three MIT students managed to hack into Boston's transit payment system (Charlie Ticket) and...
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Researchers Found Mixed Stone Age Graveyards In The Sahara
On Tuesday, a report describing a Stone Age
graveyard in Niger was released. Although the ancient...
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Authorities Investigate the Latest Attacks on California Researchers
The police and federal authorities are investigating two
bombings that targeted two scientists at...
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Girls Are Just As Good As Boys At Math, Study Says
Is there a real difference between the intellectual abilities
of girls and boys at Math? For many...
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U.S.
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Food-Borne Illness Rates Still High in the US
Despite efforts to improve food safety in recent years, the United States is still confronting with...
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Nancy Reagan praises Obama reversal on stem cell research
Washington - Former first lady Nancy Reagan welcomed President Barack Obama's decision Monday to...
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Western Forests Affected By Climate Change
The U.S. Geological Survey released a report presenting a worrying trend in western U.S. where the...
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Fewer Americans Dying From First Heart Attack
Researchers from St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital of Columbia University in New York City...
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Teen Birth Rates Up Nationwide, Mississippi Has the Highest
According to a report released Wednesday by the Center for Disease Control, Mississippi is the...
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National Health Spending Is Slowly Rising
According to a study published in the today’s issue of the journal Health Affairs, national...
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New Study Shows That Global Warming Affects the United States
A recent White Paper issued by the Federal Government pointed out that...
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Gene Mutation Said To Combat Obesity
The presence of a gene mutation in the human body appears to lower levels of “bad” cholesterol and...
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Elephants in Zoos Live Less
Recent research reported that both Asian and African elephants that live in captivity have a...
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Experimental Malaria Vaccine Effective in Clinical Trials
An experimental vaccine against malaria may
prove to be a powerful weapon in the fight against one...
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One Third Of Americans Don’t Meet Minimum Levels Of Activity Goals
A report by researchers at the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention found that approximately...
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Healthy Habits Finally Pay Off: Cancer Rates Start Declining In The US
New cancer cases and deaths have started to decline for the
first time in both American men and...
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Radio Host Was Involved In Drug Company Commercial Interests
Senator Charles Grassley, the Iowa Republican who for over a year has been leading an investigation...
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Drug Prescriptions For Children Rising At Alarming Rates
More and more children in the United States are prescribed
medication for chronic diseases,...
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Update: Doctors Prescribe Placebos Without Patients’ Knowledge
Prescribing placebos has become a common thing among US doctors, with more than half of them...
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Allergy Cases Up 18% In US Kids
More kids in the US suffered from allergies in 2007, according to a report released Wednesday by...
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3 Percent Of American Children Are Unisured, With An Insured Parent
More than 2 million American children have
no health insurance because their parents can’t afford...
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Suicide Predominant In White, Middle-Aged Americans
While anti-suicide campaigns have focused on teens and young
adults because they are thought to be...
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Study: Many U.S. Children Are Uninsured, Even Though Their Parents Have Health Insurance
A study
published on Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association
has revealed that...
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Suicide Rates Up Among American Middle-Aged Women
Suicide rates in America are rising for the first
time since the early ‘90s, and the most affected...
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Business
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GE claims data storage breakthrough with 100 DVDs on one disc
San Francisco - General Electric has achieved a breakthrough in digital storage technology, using...
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Google Earth Is Now Bigger And Better
Google released the first major update to its Google Earth mapping software, which will include...
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Google Presents Its New Measurement Lab
Google announced the release of the Measurement Lab, which is an open research platform used for...
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Vicks VapoRub Linked To Breathing Problems In Infants
A new study has recently revealed that Vicks VapoRub, a popular cold remedy, could cause airway...
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Microsoft Rolls Out Emergency Patch
Microsoft released yesterday an emergency patch for an Internet Explorer vulnerability, which was...
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Wyeth Accused Of Paying Medical Ghostwriters For Medical Articles
Wyeth, the pharmaceutical company, paid a medical writing company to ghostwrite articles about its...
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Jobs' Apple Gets Greener With Each Passing Day
Tuesday’s presentation of the new MacBook models was received with great enthusiasm, even though...
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Microsoft's New Ad Campaign Moves Forward
In an effort to restore Vista’s image, Microsoft rolled out with its highly anticipated $300...
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Facebook Tops The Tops
Due to its extremely fast growing network and popularity, Facebook
now holds the title as the...
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Thumbs Up for Verizon: P2P Speed-Up Promised
While the likes of Comcast are trying to undermine peer-to-peer transfers, it appears that other...
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Bid On eBay, You Could Save A Lot Of Money
People who are bidding on eBay in order to get their
favorite items are saving a lot of money...
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Record Fall For US Home Prices
The Standard & Poor’s/Case-Schiller
home price index showed on Wednesday a 6.1% record...
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Specials
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Drug Found to Lower Risk of Prostate Cancer
Avodart, a drug currently approved for the treatment of noncancerous enlarged prostate, also lowers...
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Study: End to Rise in Vehicle Emissions Possible by Next Decade
The rise in vehicle emissions could be halted by the next decade using an integrative approach...
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Two Genetic Variants Predispose People to Stroke
A new study in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that carrying certain genes might...
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Epilepsy Drug Could Impair Your Baby’s Cognitive Function
The use of anti-seizure drug valproate while pregnant may cause your baby harm, US researchers said...
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Stem Cell Transplant Shows Promise in Treating Type 1 Diabetes
Scientific world may soon offer a solution for millions of people suffering from type 1 diabetes...
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Bone Fractures May Soon Have a Cure
A drug currently prescribed for osteoporosis may be available soon for people suffering from bone...
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Inbreeding led to extinction of the Habsburgs in Spain, says study
Madrid - Constant intermarriage between relatives was the main cause of the extinction of the...
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Neither Viagra nor Cialis Causes Vision Damage
Neither Viagra nor Cialis taken on daily basis for sexual impotence damage men’s vision,...
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Depression Boosts Risk for Heart Failure
Heart disease patients who are depressed are at a greater danger of developing heart failure,...
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Severe Hypoglycemia in Older Diabetics Tied to Dementia
Type 2 diabetics who suffer hypoglycemia crises serious enough to need emergency care may be at...
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Type 1 Diabetics Closer To Be Cured
Type 1 diabetics may soon benefit from a treatment that could enable them to survive without the...
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Brown Fat Makes You Slimmer
A study in The New England Journal of Medicine suggests that adults still have a type of fat that...
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Restless Legs Syndrome Associated with Obesity
Having too much belly fat appears to be an increasing risk even for developing restless legs...
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Infant Formula Contaminated with Fuel Rocket
When it comes to food, everybody appears to be in danger, from infants to the very old. Nothing is...
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Plavix – Aspirin Combo Lowers Risk of Heart-Related Problems
Patients suffering from atrial fibrillation who are not able to follow treatment with warfarin to...
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Queen Nefertiti bust has two faces, study shows
Berlin - German researchers have discovered that the bust of an Egyptian pharaonic queen hailed as...
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‘Magic’ Pill Found to Cut Heart Attack, Stroke Risk in Half
Researchers present at the annual meeting of the American College of Cardiology in Orlando, Florida...
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Experts recreating Egyptian female pharaoh's own perfume
Hamburg, Germany - The latest thing in scents next year could be the oldest perfume in the world,...
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Device Prevents Stroke in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation
Researchers present Saturday at the American College of Cardiology Conference in Orlando, Florida...
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However Cute, Pets Still Can Hurt Their Owners
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that many Americans,...
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Most Americans Should Reduce Salt Intake, But Do They?
As rates for high blood pressure and implicitly for heart disease and stroke are dramatically...
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Male Circumcision May Prevent Two Common STDs
Male circumcision appears to offer more protection to men than previously estimated, according to...
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One in Four Tuberculosis Deaths Involves a Person Infected with HIV
Tuberculosis killed more people with HIV than ever in 2007, according to a new report released by...
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Cut Back on Red, Processed Meat Intake in Order to Live Longer
Doctors always advise patients to consume lots of fruits, vegetables and white meat in order to...
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Update: Alaska’s Volcano Redoubt Finally Erupts
Alaskan volcano Redoubt erupted six times overnight Sunday and Monday. The eruption caused a huge...
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Alaska’s Volcano Redoubt Finally Erupts
Mount Redoubt has erupted. The Alaskan volcano started erupting late Sunday at about 11:38 p.m....
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New Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease Proves Successful in Mice
A study published in the 20 March issue of the journal Science concluded that by electrically...
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Get Rid of Extra Pounds! They Shorten Your Life!
British researchers at the University of Oxford, through a new study, have warned once again...
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Don’t Worry, Be Happy!
If you don’t know the song, now it’s a good time to search for it and listen. It might...
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Optimism Adds Years to Your Life
Having a healthy concept about life has always helped people to forget things that made them...
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Science
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South Korean scientists create glowing cloned dogs
Seoul - Scientists in South Korea have become the first to clone dogs with...
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We're Half Way to a Dangerous Climate Change
With the issue of global warming and climate change in prime focus over the past years, some...
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Nefertiti's "hidden face" proves Berlin bust is not Hitler's fake
Hamburg - Using 21st Century medical computer technology, German researchers have unveiled the...
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Researchers Decode the Genome of the Cow
Researchers at the National Institutes of Health and the US Department of Agriculture have been...
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Researchers Decode Cow Genome
Good news for the cattle industry. A team of scientists managed to complete a research study which...
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Cow Genome Decoded, Could Improve Beef, Milk
A scientific breakthrough was achieved by researchers in the filed of animal genetics, namely: the...
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Coral Reef-Based Study Suggests Rapid Sea Level Rise Possible
A recent study focusing on climate change brings evidence that the sea level will most likely rise...
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Arctic Sea is ‘on Thin Ice’, Survey Shows
The latest findings from scientists that have been monitoring the Arctic region show that the ice...
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Update: Antarctic Bridge that Was Holding Wilkins Ice Shelf Ruptures
The rupture of the ice bridge that was holding Antarctica’s Wilkins Ice Shelf in place will...
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Antarctic Bridge that Was Holding Wilkins Ice Shelf Ruptures
An ice bridge that was holding an ice shelf (that has been disintegrating since the 1960s) in place...
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New batteries could run on a virus
New York - Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a prototype...
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Scientific Breakthrough: Robot Scientist That Can Conduct Research
A new breakthrough in science has been achieved by both robots and scientists this time. Soon we...
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Evidence of salt water found on Mars, scientists say
Washinton - A group of scientists who worked on the Phoenix Mars lander last year say they...
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Dutch researchers discover sudden heart failure gene
Amsterdam - Researchers have discovered the gene responsible for sudden heart failure among young...
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Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change Kicks Off Today
More than 2,000 climate scientists and researchers will gather today in Copenhagen, Denmark, to...
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British scientists trace early horse domestication to Kazakhstan
London - Horses were domesticated around 1,000 years earlier than previously believed and...
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Evidence Points To Horse Domestication As Early As 5,500 Years Ago
The theories regarding horse domestication have been quite controversial among scientists, however,...
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Researchers Find Virus-Free Way Of Reprogramming Stem Cells
Stem cells have always been controversial, from ethical and biological point of view, but the...
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Ancient Foot Prints Prove Homo Erectus Was Walking our Way
The Homo erectus was walking just like we, the Homo sapiens, do.
A recent discovery of...
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Ancient Footprint Suggests H. erectus Had Developed Modern Gait
Nearly 1.5 million years ago, human ancestors living in Kenya walked in a manner similar to ours,...
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Homo Ergaster Or Early Homo Erectus 1.5 Million-Year-Old Footprints Found!
Some 1.5 million-year-old footprints, found in sediment deposits in northern Kenya, are the oldest...
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IPY Reports Major Changes in Polar Regions Due To Global Warming
A study presented this week in Geneva from the International Polar Year reveals that global warming...
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New Flu Vaccine Based On Human Antibodies May Come In Years
A new vaccine fighting several strains of the flu, including the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu,...
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La Brea Tar Pits Excavations Unearth Nearly Intact Mammoth Fossil
Approximately 10,000 years after the last glacial period ended, a nearly intact mammoth skeleton...
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NASA, ESA Join Forces For Jupiter, Saturn Missions
NASA said it will continue to pursue its studies on Jupiter and its four largest moons, as well as...
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Study Finds Common Species For Both Polar Seas
A marine census released on Monday has documented 7,500 species in the Antarctic and 5,500 in the...
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Study: 235 Species In Arctic and Antarctic Waters Possibly Identical
The Arctic and Antarctic regions don’t seem to offer the friendliest conditions for life...
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It’s High Time We Became Aware of the Global Warming Disaster
Researchers warned Saturday that the global warming situation is much worse that previously...
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Same Species Found at Both Poles
New findings about the marine life show that there are 7,500 species living in the Antarctic and...
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235 Species Found In Both The Arctic And The Antarctic Areas
A large international project, called Census of Marine Life, pointed out a rather surprising fact,...
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Technology
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Conficker Worm Still Out There, Evolving
The Conficker worm, which was feared that it would bring the Internet on its knees on April 1 but...
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MIT Researchers Develop Virus Batteries
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology managed to turn the concept of a battery...
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Conficker virus quiet on deadline day, but threat remains
San Francisco - Conficker, the April Fool's worm, began contacting pre-designated websites for...
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"China threat virus" behind spying claims, Beijing says
Beijing - China on Tuesday denied that it has spied on computers belonging to...
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As April 1 deadline looms, researchers advance on Conficker worm
Researchers have discovered the first easy way to detect the presence of the Conficker computer...
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More than 100 countries hit by electronic spying operation
A spying operation that infiltrated computers - many of them belonging to governments - in...
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Apple Announces Dates of WWDC 2009
Apple finally revealed the dates of its Worldwide Developers Conference 2009 or...
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Smart Grid Is Hackable, Cyber Security Experts Said
Recent tests showed that the Smart Grid, which delivers electricity from suppliers to consumers...
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MIT Scientists Develop Battery that Charges in Seconds
Michigan Institute of Technology (MIT) scientists have made a new kind of lithium batteries that...
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Microsoft Demos Emerging Technology During TechFest 2009
Technology as we see it now is just a small glimpse of what technology will look like in a few...
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Users get rid of iPhone Apps in One Day, Study Says
It might be quite surprising to find out that a new research pointed out that users tend to throw...
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Microsoft’s Retail Stores, Just a Marketing Strategy, Analysts Say
When Microsoft announced earlier this week that it plans to open a small number of retail...
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Quarter of a Million Dollar Reward for Information on “Conficker” Worm
Microsoft not only gathered round the most important security companies, but it has also offered a...
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Microsoft Offers A $250,000 Reward On Worm Details
After last year’s announcement made by Microsoft, which stated that a...
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Microsoft Gives $250000 Reward for Information about Conficker/Downadup Worm
Microsoft has decided to take its computer security out from the company’s walls. After being...
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Hacker Attacks Kaspersky’s US Web Site
A hacker has recently launched a SQL attack and posted listings of tables contained on Moscow-based...
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EBooks, To Finally Become Popular?
As Amazon is expected to release a revised version of its Kindle eBook reader on Monday, analysts...
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Take A Dive Into The Deep Blue With Google Earth 5.0
Google Earth has evolved into its 5th version this week, bringing new exciting features to the...
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TechCrunch Founder Takes a Break
On Wednesday, Michael Arrington announced that he will stop posting on the web site TechCrunch,...
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Google Offers Tools To Check Your ISP For Traffic Throttling
With all the recent scandals about how some Internet Service Providers block or throttle the...
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Google Helps You Find Out If Your ISP Is Tricking You
Thanks to a new service offered by Google, a user can find out if his Internet Service Provider...
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Google Fights for Net Neutrality
On Wednesday, the websearch giant Google announced that it has been working on a set of measures to...
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Is Amazon Kindle 2 Going To Be Released On February 9?
According to several tech websites and blogs, it is very likely that Amazon will release a...
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Conficker Worm Infecting Millions of Systems
During recent weeks, a worm has been affecting corporate, educational and public computer networks...
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Intego Announces Trojan Hidden In iWork ‘09
The Internet security firm Intego has just announced that it has discovered a new Trojan horse in...
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Close Your Windows Blinds and Watch Out for Kido
Security researchers at F-Secure Corp. today said that 6.5 million Windows PCs have been infected...
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Another Critical Bug Fixed By Microsoft On Patch Tuesday
Microsoft addressed just one bug for this month’s patch Tuesday,...
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Mobile Phone Use While Driving Might Be Completely Banned
A security group in the United States stated on Sunday that it would start a nationwide...
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Teens Engaged In Risky Online Behaviour
According to a new study, 54% of teens talk about behaviours such as sex, alcohol use, and...
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Fundamental Web Infrastructure Flaw Presented In Berlin
One of the most important issues brought to people’s attention during the 25th annual Chaos...
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Health
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Autistic Kids Display Common Genetic Variations
Researchers have long blamed genetics for autism and autism spectrum disorders (ASD) but no study...
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Bleach Baths Help Children with Eczema
A new study published this week in the journal Pediatrics reveals that adding a small amount of...
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Kids with ADHD Taking Meds Do Better in School
Children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder who are treated score higher on math and...
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Fish oil no help to heart patients after all, German researchers say
Hamburg, Germany - Contrary to conventional wisdom, fish oil supplements are not particularly...
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Fish Oil Supplements No Help for Cardiac Patients
Contrary to conventional wisdom, fish oil supplements are not particularly helpful to cardiac...
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Statins May Reduce Risk of Developing Prostate Cancer
According to new studies presented at the American Urological Association’s annual meeting...
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Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Tied to Risk of Heart Disease and Diabetes
Many studies have shown that sugared beverages are not healthy, but we’re still consuming...
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New Method to Create Stem Cells Revealed
US researchers on Thursday reported that they found a safer way to create embryonic stem cells...
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Stem Cell Therapy May Reverse Symptoms of MS
Findings of a preliminary study give hope to people suffering from multiple sclerosis showing that...
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Walnuts May Prevent Breast Cancer
A new study by researchers from Marshall University of Medicine in Huntington reveals that eating...
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Malaria Vaccine Moves to Trials
A new vaccine made by Rockville-based pharmaceutical company Sanaria Inc. received clearance from...
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NSAIDs Don’t Prevent Alzheimer’s
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory pain drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen and naproxen may delay the...
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Breastfeeding Found to Reduce Cardiovascular Risk
Women who breastfeed their babies appear to have a reduced risk of developing heart disease when...
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More Americans Living with Paralysis than Previously Thought
New research by the University of New Mexico suggests that the number of people in the United...
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Psoriasis May Lead to Diabetes and High Blood Pressure
A new study published in the April edition of the journal Archives of Dermatology concludes that...
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Contraceptives May Impair Muscle Gains in Young Women
According to a study presented Friday at the American Physiological Society meeting recently held...
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Less than Half of US Women Screened for Chlamydia
A study by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes that less than half of women are being...
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Smiling In Early Childhood May Predict Rate of Divorce Later in Life
Smiling is good for the spirit, everybody knows that. What we don’t know is the fact that,...
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Genetic Variants Tied to Increased Risk of Ischemic Stroke
Two genetic variants appear to significantly increase the risk of ischemic stroke, US researchers...
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Epilepsy Drug Valproate Tied to Lower IQs in Babies
Using anti-seizure drug valproate during pregnancy was associated with a higher risk of impaired...
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People’s Level of Stress Depending on Their Geographic Location
According to a study in the current issue of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, people...
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Osteoporosis Drug Effective in Healing Bone Fractures
People suffering from devastating bone fractures won’t have to go through so much pain or...
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Severe Hypoglycemia May Increase Risk for Dementia in Diabetes Patients
Older people suffering from diabetes are more likely to be diagnosed with dementia when they...
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Stem Cell Transplant Effective in Type 1 Diabetes
People suffering from type 1 diabetes may soon not need to inject themselves on daily basis in...
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Black Patients Less Likely to Get Appropriate Care for Lung Cancer
Racial disparities are still present in the American medical system when it comes to lung cancer....
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New Technique to Detect Cancer May Soon Be Available
New research in the online issue of the journal Nature Medicine suggests that a new technique to...
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Americans Exposed To Heart Disease, Strokes Because Of Too Much Salt In Diet
A report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention researchers reveals that most Americans...
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Women Fertility May One Day Be Restored through Stem Cell Treatment
Reporting in the journal Nature Cell Biology, Chinese scientists suggest that women may one day be...
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Immunotherapy against pollen allergy can help prevent asthma
Hamburg, Germany - Spring has arrived in the northern hemisphere - and with it, a time of...
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Drinking coffee could lower stroke risk for women
Boston/Berlin - Women who enjoy drinking coffee may be lowering their risk of suffering a stroke,...
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