Political and social chaos and a lack of international protections have put several species of…
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Possible link between sleep-disordered breathing and cardiovascular disease revealed
Doctors have long known that snoring is hazardous to health for a number of reasons….
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Scientists create nano-patterned superconducting thin films
Scientists have fabricated thin films patterned with large arrays of superconducting nanowires and loops with…
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Women who choose boiled coffee run lower risk of breast cancer, Swedish study finds
Women who drink Scandinavian boiled coffee, which chemically resembles French press and Turkish/Greek coffee, more…
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Hand study reveals brain’s distorted body model
Our brains contain a highly distorted model of our own bodies, according to researchers. A…
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Sony spent $730,000 lobbying US government in 1Q (AP)
AP – Sony Corp.’s two American subsidiaries, Sony Music Entertainment and Sony Electronics Inc., together…
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Report: US lacks staff, power to protect networks (AP)
AP – The federal agency in charge of securing the government’s computer systems is unable…
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Starbucks to offer Wi-Fi for free (Christopher Null)
Christopher Null – Dadgummit, I remember the old days when you had to bust out…
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Music publishers file copyright suit against LimeWire (AFP)
AFP – A group of music publishers filed suit Wednesday against LimeWire, a popular online…
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Iridium to launch on Falcon 9
The Iridium telecoms giant will use the new SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to launch its…