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Jun 08, 2008
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Scientists say they have found a new genetic basis for why some people develop a dangerously enlarged heart....
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Jun 07, 2008
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By DAN HURLEY, Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
Scientists have identified a part of the brain that decodes visual, and social, contexts....
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Jun 07, 2008
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By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN, Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
Even if the climate-change bill's supporters had pushed it through the Senate, President George W. Bush had threatened to veto the legislation....
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Jun 07, 2008
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By JANE E. BRODY, Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
Artificial knees, while certainly an improvement over severely arthritic ones, are not like normal, healthy knees....
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Jun 07, 2008
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By JOHN TIERNEY, Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
Ray Kurzweil is a futurist with a track record who makes his predictions using what he calls the Law of Accelerating Returns....
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Jun 07, 2008
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By NICHOLAS WADE, Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
Some scientists are already taking resveratrol, an ingredient in some red wines, in capsule form but others believe it is far too early to take the drug until there is better data on its safety and effectiveness....
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Jun 07, 2008
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By ANNA JANE GROSSMAN, Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
Removing hair, like getting braces, is making the transition from vanity to necessity for increasingly more parents and their girls and boys....
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Jun 07, 2008
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By TARA PARKER-POPE, Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
A new study shows that patients whose parents or siblings had colorectal cancer face about a 1-in-10 chance of developing the disease, compared with 1 in 20 for those with no family history. They also are at lower risk of dying from the disease if they develop it....
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Jun 07, 2008
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(author unknown), Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
Admissions to the university, named after the Austrian pioneer of psychoanalysis, have soared since it opened in late 2005....
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Jun 07, 2008
