Nano-nose help to identify illness

Science (22 Apr, 2007)
Nano-nose to help identify illnesses
Vince Rotello and his team from the University of Massachusetts and Georgia Institute of technology develop a 'nano-nose' to find and identify different anomalies, i.e. illnesses in a human body. ...
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Science (05 Mar, 2007)
Happiness Might Appear Before Fortunate Events Occur, Study Says
A recent study on human happiness reveals that our adaptation to major life events is not the only factor to influence our well-being. Those who will have their life run in a more balanced way are predominantly inclined to feel happy long before the fortunate occurrence in their life.

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Science (16 Mar, 2007)
To live or die - computer will decide
Are you ready to entrust your destiny to a computer? Researches say that a new computer program can make life-or-death decisions for disabled people better than their closest relatives. ...
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Offbeat (11 Apr, 2007)
Fake Nature of a Rolex is Hidden in Details
Pre-owned Rolex watches have always enjoyed great demand. However, many customers are aware that Rolex is the most copied brand in the fake watch business. So, they are afraid to stumble upon the problem of identifying a real Rolex from its replica. ...
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Politics (26 Apr, 2007)
Lawsuit to Target E-mail Harvesters and Spammers
A federal lawsuit, on behalf of Project Honey Pot, was filed yesterday in U.S. District Court in Alexandria by a company that represents internet users from more than 100 countries. ...
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Offbeat (17 May, 2007)
Corpses trade for marriages with the dead

Chinese man was arrested by the police for the murder of six women that he sold as corpse brides for "wedding of the dead".

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Offbeat (28 May, 2007)
Woman's kidneys become a super-prise in TV show
In a new Dutch reality show a death-sick woman will choose one of the contestants to give her kidneys to after she dies. The TV show that has already raised a lot of concerns and argues, will start this week. ...
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Health & Fitness (31 May, 2007)
Rare Cancer After Collapsing Twin Towers 9/11 Tragedy
The head of Medical Monitoring Program taking the responsibility of post-traumatic treatment of World Trade Center workers who were on September, 11 noticed they had a rare and strange cancer form. ...
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Technology (10 Jun, 2007)
Robots Assist in Rescuing Disaster Victims
Urban search and rescue robots are tested at a special 'Disaster City' training facility according to specific disaster scenarios. The robots will help rescue people in collapsed buildings and train wrecks. ...
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Offbeat (15 Jun, 2007)
Schools turn back on 40 HIV kids
Forty HIV positive children from Sangli, Western India were denied to enter the school due to the objections of other children. ...
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Science (01 Aug, 2007)
In Vitro Babies to Have Their Father's Name in Birth Certificates
Ministers ask for changes in existing fertility bill to give all the IVF babies have information on their biological parent written in their birth certificate. ...
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Technology (24 Jul, 2007)
Microsoft Wants to Make The Web More Secure
Microsoft declared on Sunday that the company will follow Google's steps in making online users' information private after 18 months, though with slight changes. ...
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Science (13 Aug, 2007)
Ancient Microorganisms May Revive in Melting Glaciers
The recent study showed the DNA of ancient microorganisms frozen for millions of years in glaciers, may revive in melting glaciers, and led the scientists to another significant conclusion about life on Earth ...
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Science (15 Aug, 2007)
Teenagers are Truly Madly in Love
Teenagers who fall in love are no more different than manic patients. ...
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Health & Fitness (30 Aug, 2007)
Genes Permanently Turned On by Smoking
A study, which was published in BMC Genomics, an on-line open-access journal, was able to explain why those people who used to smoke still have a higher risk for lung cancer development than those who never had the bad habit ...
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