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2013/05/25 11:42
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On May 14, The New York Times published a moving essay by Angelina Jolie in which the actor revealed she had undergone a double mastectomy -- even though she did not have breast cancer. However, Jolie...
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2013/05/25 04:42
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It may sound gross, but that fungal diversity doesn't have to be a bad thing -- especially if healthy fungus populations can keep bad fungi at bay, like the kind that causes Athlete's foot or toenail...
2013/05/25 02:11
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The East Bay hills don’t need to wait for the next fire storm. There’s one raging right now over a plan to clear thousands of trees—estimates range from 22,000 to 85,00, depending on who you ask—from...
2013/05/25 00:34
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Jade Ascher, slump-shouldered and swallowed by an oversized gray parka, talks to no one as he shuffles in the door at Operation Nightwatch. He keeps his head tucked down too far to make eye contact...
2013/05/24 11:08
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Investigators at Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, along with partners at the Georgia Institute of Technology, have received a $4 million grant over four years to establish the...
2013/05/23 14:40
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Largest genetic sequencing study of human disease completed Washington, May 23 : A global team of scientists has completed the largest sequencing study of human disease to date, investigating the...
2013/05/23 14:03
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Parent24 carried an article yesterday purporting to be a letter from a father to his son. In this piece the author, Sipho Yanano, states “When teachers tell you that evolution is a fact, always...
2013/05/23 13:31
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The genomes of two of the most economically important forest trees in the world were released by Canadian and Swedish scientists. In Canada, the conifers supply raw materials for the forest industry,...
2013/05/23 10:08
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Mayo Clinic and CancerGenetics Inc. (OTCQB: CGIX) today launched OncoSpire Genomics, a joint venture with the singular goal of improving cancer care by discovering and commercializing diagnostic tests...
2013/05/23 09:08
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Massachusetts is often held up as a window into America's health insurance future, because it embarked on what came to be called the Romneycare reform six years ago. Like the Affordable Care Act...
2013/05/23 09:04
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A report says former Navy Secretary Richard J. Danzig, who serves as a bio-warfare adviser to the president and Pentagon, urged the government to stockpile an anti-anthrax drug while...
2013/05/23 01:37
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Angelina Jolie’s genes threatened to kill her. But, for the time being anyway, she doesn’t own them. Jolie revealed last week that she chose to undergo a double mastectomy after testing positive for...
2013/05/22 22:53
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... an example of the ease with which terrorists could produce anthrax, former Navy Secretary Richard J. Danzig has repeatedly cited the Japanese cult Aum Shinrikyo. The cult gained infamy in 1995 by...
2013/05/22 19:00
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Awareness about genetic testing to know if a woman with a family history of breast cancer and ovarian cancer carries certain deleterious mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes has surely increased...
Read more at The Hindu, The Hindu
2013/05/22 17:47
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Complete genetic blueprints collected for several conifer species The genetic sequence of the Norway spruce (shown) could shed light on the evolution of the seed-bearing plants called...
2013/05/22 17:42
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... gene p53 is one of the most commonly mutated cancer genes. Tumors turn it off and then they can avoid controls that should kill them. Fine: we have drugs that can reactivate p53. But the bad news...
2013/05/22 14:45
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Up to now it was supposed that several weeks of drought may trigger mass flowering in Borneo's forests. However, no empirical data and genetic analyses were available. An international research team...
Read more at Science Daily, PhysOrg
2013/05/22 10:55
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The researchers believe their discovery could change the way we treat a number of diseases. Viral Phages in the Mucus Live in Symbiosis with Hosts Nasty bugs cause infection by penetrating surfaces of...
2013/05/22 10:08
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The Brazilian funding agency for scientific and technological research S-o Paulo Research Foundation, FAPESP, based in the state of S-o Paulo, announced an investment estimated in US$ 680 million to...
2013/05/22 09:08
2013/05/22 09:08
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Researchers at Emory University have identified a protein that stimulates a pair of "orphan receptors" found in the brain, solving a long-standing biological puzzle and possibly leading to future...