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Female alcoholics develop cognitive problems more rapidly than males
The emerging fate of the Neanderthals
Deactivating protein may protect nerve fibers in MS
Gene can activate anti-obesity hormone
More phosphorous, less mercury
Damaged motor neurons in ALS contribute to their own death
Junk DNA or powerful gene regulator?
PCB95 causes developmental abnormalities in rats
Prostate treatments versus quality of life
Companies: Beware hazards of rapid growth
Ethnic differences in sensitivity to chemotherapy
Obtaining valid consent for doing large genetic studies in developing countries
Does age of womens' first menstruation influence their child's obesity risk?
"Chaperone" protein and muscle formation
The future of nanotechnology
Nanotechnology to make organs self-healing
Baby food that will keep your kids forever thin
Biodiesel won't help global warming
Earth's first rainforest
Clinical trial coordinators should disclose financial conflicts of interest
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How cilia beat in unison
Study links faulty DNA repair to Huntington's disease onset
UCLA scientists design new super-hard material

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