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2013/06/19 19:35
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Olympic heights
Thursday, June 20, 2013A legacy of the 2012 London Olympic Games, Capital Towers is a new all- private residential development of two stunning towers that overlook Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park....
Elizabeth Olympic Park Elizabeth Olympic the 2012 London Olympic Games London Heathrow Airport
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2013/06/19 18:26
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UK: Royal baby to be born at same hospital as Will
LONDON (CNN) — Prince William’s wife, Catherine, plans to give birth to their first baby in the same hospital wing where her husband was born to Diana, Princess of Wales, almost 31 years ago, sources...
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2013/06/19 16:43
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Skolkovo Reality Becoming Less Virtual
Hovercraft, bionic arms, space tourism and nuclear laptop batteries may all be products of the future to be created and brought to market by Skolkovo — the business education and technology center...
2013/06/19 15:43
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Plans for birth of Catherine's baby revealed
Prince William's wife, Catherine, plans to give birth to their first baby in the same hospital wing where her husband was born to Diana, Princess of Wales, almost 31 years ago, sources familiar with...
Cambridge William St. Mary's Hospital Catherine London
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2013/06/19 06:38
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Gene mutations linked to severe obesity .: 31137
Gene mutations linked to severe obesity Washington, June 18 : Increasingly research is revealing that not only lifestyle factors, but genetics also play an important role in determining an...
Washington Cambridge Addenbrooke's Hospital Imperial College Imperial College London
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2013/06/19 06:37
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Stand by for another DECADE of wet summers, say M...
Since the cycle began in 2007, six of the past seven summers have been wetter than average - with last summer seeing the heaviest rainfall in a century at almost double the seasonal average. Although...
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2013/06/18 16:57
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Time Magazine: The Drug War Is Blocking Cancer, A...
Kudos to Time magazine for leading the pack of mainstream journalists questioning why politics trumps science in drug policy. Friday, Time's excellent Maia Szalavitz posted that "potential treatments...
2013/06/17 20:37
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Exposed: Edward Erin, the doctor whose faked asth...
Dr Edward Erin’s fabrications were not detected until he was arrested and jailed for six years for lacing his lover’s coffee with drugs in an attempt to have her miscarry. His sentence was later...
2013/06/17 18:42
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Naturally occurring hormone induces egg maturation
The results were presented Monday at The Endocrine Society's 95th Annual Meeting in San Francisco. Aptly named after the popular chocolate Hershey's kiss candy, kisspeptin was discovered in Hershey,...
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2013/06/17 11:40
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Stinky feet may lead to better malaria traps
LONDON � For decades, health officials have battled malaria with insecticides, bed nets and drugs. Now, scientists say there might be a potent new tool to fight the deadly mosquito-borne disease: the...
James Logan London London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Andrew Read the University of Pennsylvania
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2013/06/17 09:42
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Will graphene supercapacitors be the best?
Technology NewsWill graphene supercapacitors be the best? June 17, 2013 // by Dr Peter Harrop Black magic has a new meaning. It is the sub-optimal way most supercapacitors rely on soot from burnt...
Formula One National Aeronautics and Space Administration Imperial College Imperial College London
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2013/06/16 10:31
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Restrictive drug laws censor science, researchers...
Restrictive drug laws censor science, researchers say LONDON (Reuters) - The outlawing of drugs such as cannabis, magic mushrooms and other psychoactive substances amounts to scientific censorship...
2013/06/15 16:28
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Father’s Day 2013: 11-Old New Zealand Boy Sires C...
Researchers from the University of Oxford and Imperial College London have children whose fathers are positively engaged with them at the age of three months have few behaivoural problems when they...
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2013/06/14 23:37
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The Queen's Birthday Honours list - in full
Brendan Barber. Formerly general secretary, Trades Union Congress. For services to employment relations. (London) Nigel Bogle. Co-founder and group chairman, Bartle Bogle Hegarty. For services to the...
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2013/06/14 21:47
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Simple invisibility cloaks hide toys, pets, people
With everyday materials, two research teams conceal ordinary objects View the video Making something invisible does not require complex materials and techniques. Well-placed mirrors or lenses can...
John Howell University of Rochester in New York University of Rochester Benjamin Zhejiang University
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2013/06/14 15:39
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Could 19th-century vets provide lessons for farm ...
When Foot and Mouth Disease broke out in 2001, while consumers may have been shocked to see pyres of burning cattle on their television screens, few were surprised that the UK Government had...
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Saudi Arabia Confirms 33rd Coronavirus Death
Another three cases of Mers-CoV have been confirmed in Saudi Arabia (Reuters) Saudi Arabia has confirmed that another person has died from the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus...
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2013/06/14 06:00
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For better health, walk or cycle
For the sake of their health, Indians would do well to leave their cars, scooters and motorbikes behind and walk or bicycle instead, according to research just published in the journal PLOS Medicine....
2013/06/14 03:05
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Is spray-on clothing the next big thing?
Fashion doctor: Developer Dr Manel Torres applies Fabrican to a model. Photo: Gene Kiegel/Fabrican When news broke a few years ago that an experimental spray-on liquid fabric could become wearable...
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2013/06/14 00:06
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Future of E-Cigarettes in Question on European Cr...
Just when smokers thought it was okay to inhale again, a debate over the safety of electronic-cigarettes is threatening to cut off their nicotine. Smokeless and odorless e-cigarettes are catching on,...
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