Researchers say Brazil’s push for inexpensive, low-cost HIV and AIDS treatments has helped contain the…
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NOAA Bans Commercial Harvesting Of Krill
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has published a final rule in the Federal Register…
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Biomarkers May Help Predict Risk Of Alzheimer’s Disease In Patients With Mild Cognitive Impairment
Several cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers showed good accuracy in identifying patients with mild cognitive impairment who…
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Synchronized Swimming Of Algae
Using high-speed cinematography, scientists have discovered that individual algal cells can regulate the beating of…
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Houseguards gain Constructionline approval
During these leaner times and with many more properties becoming empty and staying empty there…
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Houseguards gain Constructionline approval
During these leaner times and with many more properties becoming empty and staying empty there…
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How jellyfish are helping stir things up in the oceans
With their umbrella-shaped bodies, jellyfish contribute to ocean mixing as they move around, researchers have…
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IBM Deal Could Spark More Tech Deal-Making
The premium paid by IBM for software maker SPSS likely presages richer prices for tech-company…
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Sprint-Virgin: More Wireless Deals To Come?
Sprint Nextel has a new approach to reversing subscriber losses: If you can’t keep customers,…
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Corporate Espionage Surges in Tough Times
Marla Suttenberg had a sinking feeling that a corporate spy was shadowing her. In March…