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Twenty-year hiatus in rising temperatures has climate
scientists puzzled |
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Coroner warns mother against sleeping with babies |
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Scientists find new gene markers for cancer |
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Santa Clara offers citywide outdoor Wi-Fi |
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Scientists keeping track of whales by following songs |
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Girl's 'cure' signals new cancer weapon |
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Starting solids too early: a communication problem? |
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5 Fad Diets We Wish Would Go Away Forever |
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Produce Pretenders |
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Could changing your diet weeks before surgery help healing? |
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The 5 worst kid meals at chain restaurants |
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Doctors and patients could decide who gets medical marijuana
under draft Mass. rules |
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Will the CDC's new anti-smoking ads really help smokers quit? |
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Boston College threatens action in condom giveaway |
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Power exercises: Part II |
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Are temporary tattoos toxic? FDA warns against them |
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Defending the thousands affected by drug lab scandal could
take $332m, state agency says |
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Assisted suicide measure narrowly defeated; supporters concede
defeat |
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A rampant prescription, a hidden peril |
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Exercise Generously: Share Your Elliptical |
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Kelly: Gun checks need mental health component |
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Boston hospital monitors 5 for possible hepatitis |
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2 in China first known deaths from H7N9 bird flu |
| 24 |
South Africa: Mandela in hospital on Easter |
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Patients of Oklahoma doctor line up for tests |
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Smartphones Are Americans' New BFFs |
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Drones Could Rescue Drowning Victims |
| 28 |
Augmented Reality Doesn't Need Google Glasses |
| 29 |
Giant Robotic Jellyfish Readied for Sea Patrol |
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Rust Offers a Cheap Way to Store Wind, Sun Power |
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Robot Ants Mimic a Real Colony |
| 32 |
Apple Smart Pen Patent Has All The Write Stuff |
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Should short boys take growth hormone? |
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Starting solids early tied to obesity |
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US approves new multiple sclerosis capsules |
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Climate change to worsen diarrhoea in Africa |
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Same-sex parents judged more harshly |
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Health audit shows true conditions |
| 39 |
The first caffeine-'addicted' bacteria |
| 40 |
Insects plentiful in hot parts of cities |
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Cold cities less sustainable |
| 42 |
'Holy Grail' foot and mouth vaccine created |
| 43 |
Poor 'health literacy' keeps patients from taking meds |
| 44 |
Early wheezing tied to childhood asthma risk |
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Record gene haul could improve cancer screening |
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New York celebrates 10 year smoking ban |
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Genes linked to teen smoking |
| 48 |
Gum could cut recovery time after surgery |
| 49 |
Facebook poised to announce its 'new home on Android' |
| 50 |
Summly creator Nick D'Aloisio: 'I try to maintain a level of
humbleness' |
| 51 |
Was 'the biggest cyberattack in history' all just a PR stunt? |
| 52 |
Damaged undersea internet cable causes widespread service
disruption |
| 53 |
Google and Sweden in war of words over ogooglebar |
| 54 |
Metal Gear Solid 5--it's officially Phantom Pain and Ground
Zeroes combined |
| 55 |
Fancy that hat Rihanna's wearing on TV? Shazam wants to help
you track it down |
| 56 |
Boot up: how Samsung won, Windows Blue's cues, iPad forecasts,
and more |
| 57 |
Cuban video game recreates revolutionary history |
| 58 |
eBay pushes into emerging markets |
| 59 |
Walmart crowdsourcing scheme may use customers as delivery
drivers |
| 60 |
ACLU challenges 'stingray surveillance' that allows police to
track cellphones |
| 61 |
Amazon defends use of swear word in ad as 'light-hearted' |
| 62 |
Boot up: raining on iCloud, Android closes the gap, inside the
Spamhaus attack, and more |
| 63 |
Call for 'green badges' and free parking for electric cars |
| 64 |
Huge construction firm uses iPads and Apple TV to save
millions |
| 65 |
Scientists create transistor-like biological device |
| 66 |
High-fibre diet can cut stroke risk, scientists claim |
| 67 |
Scientists develop new foot and mouth vaccine |
| 68 |
Scientists unravel genetic causes of prostate, breast and
ovarian cancer |
| 69 |
Messing with time |
| 70 |
Aggressive secularisation: the new tyranny |
| 71 |
The science behind the new foot-and-mouth disease vaccine |
| 72 |
Better Made Up: does all innovation begin as science fiction? |
| 73 |
Science: now available in easy-to-swallow tablet form |
| 74 |
Surviving prostate cancer: a prostate surgeon's story |
| 75 |
It's a gut reaction: how other people's bacteria can cure
us--extract |
| 76 |
A glorious winter, but the Alps face a warmer world--bringing
huge change |
| 77 |
Final twist to tale of Henrietta Lacks, the woman whose cells
helped the fight against cancer |
| 78 |
Met Office defends record following 'unhelpful' forecast |
| 79 |
Global warming predictions prove accurate |
| 80 |
'Alfred the Great' bones exhumed from unmarked grave |
| 81 |
Top Stories: Being Alone Will Kill You, Bacteria Will Make You
Thinner, Bees Might Just Shock You |
| 82 |
Canada Pulls Out of U.N. Treaty to Combat Desertification |
| 83 |
A Computer Inside a Cell |
| 84 |
'Fairy Circle' Mystery Solved? |
| 85 |
Microbes May Slim Us Down After Gastric Bypass |
| 86 |
Washington's Exploding Manholes Explained? |
| 87 |
Infants may be drawn to those who mistreat the
"different" |
| 88 |
Your brain cells may be capable of outliving you--by a lot |
| 89 |
Chimps found to play fairness game like people |
| 90 |
Near-death experience memories found to share qualities with
true ones |
| 91 |
Who pays for sex, anyway? New findings offer surprises |
| 92 |
For signs of life, some strange planetary systems may be most
promising |
| 93 |
Dodos weren't alone: Huge bird die-off blamed on ancient man |
| 94 |
Did some Neanderthals learn advanced skills from
"moderns"? |
| 95 |
In earliest image of cosmos, "strange" features |
| 96 |
It's true: cooking may have given us our big brains, study
says |
| 97 |
First man-made object may have left solar system--or not |
| 98 |
Friendliness to minorities often a performance--a fragile one,
research suggests |
| 99 |
Newborn stars make a splash with astronomers |
| 100 |
Gospel of Matthew linked to bizarre trail of self-mutilations |
| 101 |
Black Death could return, study warns |
| 102 |
Racial purity DNA testing slammed as perversion, but halting
practice might not be easy |
| 103 |
Scientists said to clone embryos of extinct frog |
| 104 |
Moral "taint" still seeps along blood lines |
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Mars rover finds conditions once suited for life |
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