Cerebral palsy (CP) has increased in infants born prematurely in the United States, according to…
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Mass extinctions: ‘Giant’ fossils are revolutionizing current thinking
Large-sized gastropods dating from only 1 million years after the greatest mass extinction of all…
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Scientists call for code review
Leading scientists tell the government its attempts to safeguard the independence of scientific advice might…
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‘Snow Day’ Is Just Another Telecommuting Work Day
Faster computers, broadband connections and free public Wi-Fi are taking the fun out of snow…
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MySpace CEO Reportedly Fired in Corporate Drama
News Corp. late Wednesday evening announced a major shake-up in the MySpace executive ranks. With…
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Outsourcing Provider Convergys Names New CEO
Convergys Corp., a business services outsourcing provider, said Wednesday that former Alltel Corp. executive Jeff…
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Windows 7’s 100-Day Report Card
Unlike politicians, operating systems (OS) don’t get a honeymoon with the general public. Windows 7…
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Today’s ‘iGeneration’ Has No Off Switch
Move over, Millennials. You’re not the younger generation anymore. p For the past decade, you…
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Sweden beats U.S. to top tech usage ranking (Reuters)
Reuters – Sweden took the number one spot from the United States to top the…
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Bioethics memory aid can help assess patient decision-making capacity in medical emergencies
Physicians in training and bioethicists have created an easy-to-remember checklist to help medical students and…