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Using telomerase to stop blood cancer
'No' doesn't always mean 'no'
Physician ties to drug industry stronger than ever, study says
Water at the nano scale - more like molasses
Can complicated structures re-evolve?
Astronomers find first habitable Earth-like planet
3-D ultrasounds of babies, "just like IMAX"
Replacement warhead program poses challenges
Regenerative medicine - self healing organs on the road map
Study says food advertising increases obese children's appetite by 134 percent
Smart doesn't mean rich
Chemists create metallic 'pseudo'-element
An avalanche of superfluids
The search for dark matter
What we can learn from termites about making ethanol carbon neutral
Ceiling height can affect how you feel
Melatonin can delay aging, study says
Europe's Obesity Epidemic
Could the school environment have prevented the VA Tech massacre?
First 3-D images of the sun
Schizophrenia: genetics, white matter defects and dopamine
Global Nuclear Energy Partnership - fair or fiasco?
Rare virus link in organ transplant deaths
Antioxidant in red wine kills leukemia cells
Alcoholics should avoid excessive physical and psychological stress during early abstinence

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