Archive of articles published on the 11th of January 2010
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A solid case of entanglement
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Ongoing human evolution could explain recent rise in certain disorders
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New ways to pressure HIV
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Why do people 'play the longshot' and buy insurance? It's in our genes
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A new species of lichen discovered in the Iberian Peninsula
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Neuroimaging may shed light on how Alzheimer's disease develops
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Physicians' moods affect quality of care, according to Ben-Gurion University study
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Considering the evidence in health care
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The Asia-Pacific Partnership and the Kyoto Protocols: In conflict or cooperation?
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New spider species discovered by University of Haifa scientists
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Race, obesity affect outcomes among diabetics following prostatectomy
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Segregating out UbcH10's role in tumor formation
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New target discovered for treatment of cancer
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IOM report recommends steps to tackle hepatitis B and C
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Economists: Appliance rebates waste government money
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Study shows key role environment plays in developing reading skills
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Study reveals how one form of natural vitamin E protects brain after stroke
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A deadly scorpion provides a safe pesticide
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Yoga reduces cytokine levels known to promote inflammation
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Biologists merge methods, results from different disciplines to find new meaning in old data
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Mango effective in preventing, stopping certain colon, breast cancer cells
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Insecticide-treated net program in Tanzania
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Ancient Egyptian cosmetics: 'Magical' makeup may have been medicine for eye disease
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Excess protein in urine is indicator of heart disease risk in whites, but not blacks
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Still safely at sea, Edzani now a tropical storm
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Drug shows promise as new treatment for gut tumor
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Friendship may help stem rise of obesity in children, study finds
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Got cognitive activity? It does a mind good
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Microbe understudies await their turn in the limelight
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Study shows that delivering stem cells improves repair of major bone injuries in rats
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Discovery provides new drug targets for malaria cure
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Researchers trace HIV mutations that lead to drug resistance
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Blocking nuclear receptor may cut off tumor blood supply
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Use of body ornamentation shows Neanderthal mind capable of advanced thought
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Climate conditions in 2050 crucial to avoid harmful impacts in 2100
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Genetic variant associated with aggressive form of prostate cancer
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Raft or bridge: How did iguanas reach tiny Pacific islands?
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Disconnect between brain regions in ADHD
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Bifocals may slow progression of nearsightedness in children
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Diabetic eye disease more severe in African-Americans who consume more calories, sodium
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New quantum cascade lasers emit more light than heat
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Faster and more efficient software for the US Air Force
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Reducing dosage of Parkinson's drugs can cause symptoms similar to those of cocaine withdrawal
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Cornea cell density predictive of graft failure at 6 months post-transplant
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Exercise associated with preventing, improving mild cognitive impairment
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Small amounts of lead may damage children's kidneys
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UC Davis study: Butterflies reeling from impacts of climate and development
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For gunshot and stab victims, on-scene spine immobilization may do more harm than good
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Scientists sequence genome of the woodland strawberry, a model system for rosaceae plants
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Regulatory network balances stem cell maintenance, differentiation
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FDA warnings associated with reduced atypical antipsychotic use among older adults with dementia
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Study examines prescribing of antipsychotic medications for nursing home residents
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Breast cancer multigene test helping patients avoid chemotherapy
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Impact of FDA safety warnings examined
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Gastroenterologists study mind/body techniques for treating celiac disease
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Workers' comp research provides insight into curbing health-care costs
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Growth factor hit by cancer drugs also protects heart
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Program may prevent knee injuries in young female soccer players
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Weekend strokes may receive more aggressive treatment
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Sedentary TV time may cut life short
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Imaging studies help detect underlying cancers in patients with neurologic symptoms
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Clustering MRSA in Europe indicates diffusion through regional health-care networks
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Tobacco company helped shape European policy system favoring corporate profits over public health