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Judge Keeps Ban on Stem Cell Funds A federal judge refused to lift a ban on federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research.
 
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In Feast of Data on BPA Plastic, No Final Answer TESTINGRat prostate cells under a microscope that have been exposed to BPA.
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Books of The Times: Many Kinds of Universes, and None Require God Stephen Hawking delivering a lecture on “The Creation of the Universe” in Geneva last year.
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Desert Roads Lead to Discovery in Egypt BEYOND AN OASISArchaeologists excavate a bakery complex, part of a settlement that flourished in Egypt’s western desert more than 3,500 years ago.
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Basics: Surviving by Disguising: Nature’s Game of Charades
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Researchers Create Nanostructures, and Whip Up a Recipe, Too Out of a sugar, a salt and Everclear, scientists have made a new nanostructure that could be used for storing hydrogen or delivering drugs. It could also become a hot new ingredient for chefs.
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Mind: Forget What You Know About Good Study Habits
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Learning to Talk the Talk in a Hospital Communicating a patient's story is a matter of getting right and saying it fast.
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Topical Gel Catches Up With Pills for Relief Controlled trials suggest that a topical nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug in a cream is as effective as their oral counterparts for treating osteoarthritis, soreness and tendinitis.
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Global Update: Tuberculosis: Automated Test for Drug-Resistant TB Gives Results in Hours, Not Weeks
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Vital Signs: Risks: Asleep, and Helping to Keep the Weight Off Children under 5 who do not get at least 10 hours of sleep at night are almost twice as likely to be overweight or obese later in childhood, a new study reports.
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Vital Signs: Prevention: Surgery Sharply Reduces Risk of 2 Cancers For women who carry a genetic mutation that puts them in danger of developing ovarian and breast cancer, prophylactic mastectomy and oophorectomy offer protection.
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Vital Signs: Nostrums: A Bit of Marijuana Is Found to Ease Pain Patients with persistent nerve damage inhaled, and felt better, but did not get high, a Canadian study reports.
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Smarter Than You Think: The Boss Is Robotic, and Rolling Up Behind You Dr. John Whapham, using a robot, discussed care with a patient at Loyola University Medical Center near Chicago.
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Germany Extends Nuclear Plants’ Life A cooling tower at the Isar 1 and 2 nuclear power plant near Landshut, Germany, on Sept. 1.
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Observatory: In a Fight for a Tree, Ants Thwart Elephants
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Observatory: Clues to Human Thought Found in Worm’s Brain The brain of a marine ragworm has similarities to a human brain.
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Observatory: On Birds of Many Colors, Lice Dress the Part Lice evolved to match their hosts. Lighter lice live on the sulphur-crested cockatoo, right, and darker lice live on the yellow-tailed black cockatoo.
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Q & A: The Hair of My Chin
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Tasty Vegan Food? Cupcakes Show It Can Be Done Vegan eating has had a growth spurt in recent years, but a victory on a Food Network baking show this summer has showered attention on vegan food's fine taste.
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Personal Health: Weight Problems May Begin in the Womb
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Really?: The Claim: The Day’s Events are Incorporated Into That Night’s Dreams.
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Words Cannot Express
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Computers as Invisible as the Air An image of a circuit with 17 memristors captured by an atomic force microscope.
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Taming the Wild Tuna
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Questions on Deep-Sea Biology Jeffrey Marlow answers questions about deep-sea vents at Hydrate Ridge.
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Interviews on Water Use Are Thirsty Work Learning which water sources villagers use and how far they carry heavy jerrycans of water is itself thirsty work in the Rwandan heat.
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Street Cred vs. Green Cred Arizona's Green Party is not amused by a Republican operative's effort to recruit people from the streets to run as Green candidates on the November ballot.
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Is BPA Safe? Europe Also Seeks Answers Like federal and state entities in the United States, the European Food Safety Authority is now re-evaluating BPA, in this case by analyzing the data from more than 800 studies.
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Food Crisis Worsens in Central Africa Floods that destroyed crops and livestock only worsened a crisis that was already under way as a result of successive years of drought and failed harvests in the region.
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Extreme Weather in a Warming World Debates over the human element in recent weather calamities are a distraction from climate realities.
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Letters: Headaches and Bedtime (1 Letter) Letters to the editor.
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Letters: Not for Men Only (1 Letter) Letters to the editor.
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Letters: Identical Values (1 Letter) Letters to the editor.
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Letters: Putting Babies at Risk (1 Letter) Letters to the editor.
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Letters: The Bedbug Files (2 Letters) Letters to the editor.
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