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- Science (14 Mar, 2007)
Chemical Found in Cosmetics, Soaps and Lubricants is Hazardous for Men
Till now scientists have been aware of the fact that exposure to phthalates is linked to reproductive issues. Recently they have discovered that this chemical, found in nearly everything including plastics, shampoos, cosmetics, lubricants, paint and soaps, is strongly connected to abdominal obesity and insulin resistance in adult males. This scientific discovery was made by the University of Rochester Medical Center. ...
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- Health & Fitness (02 Apr, 2007)
Now one blood group fits everyone
A new discovery was made by international scientific team who established a way to convert one blood group into another. ...
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- Politics (10 Apr, 2007)
Suicide Bomber Attack in Afghanistan
Another suicide car attack in Afghanistan, which wounded eight civilians. The Taliban guerillas warned that they have deployed their suicide bombers across the country. ...
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- Current Events (16 Apr, 2007)
BREAKING: The Virginia Tech Shooter Identified
Shooter at the Virginia Tech University officially identified. ...
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- Health & Fitness (17 Apr, 2007)
HIV blood killed haemophilia patients
The first hearing began on the case of contaminated blood that was used for treatment of haemophilia patients in Britain. ...
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- Politics (19 Apr, 2007)
A Maniac Threatens to Repeat Tragedy in Virginia
A drug-addict 28-year old man has threatened his family and pastor to commit the crime even more violent than the tragedy in Virginia Tech University. ...
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- 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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- Technology (06 May, 2007)
Digital Photos Testify Against Domestic Abusers
Digital cameras provided to the New York City police help the prosecution of domestic violence move forward. Queens became the first borough to introduce the technology. Five years ago the Queens police began taking digital photos of victims who suffered from domestic violence. As a result, prosecutors have noticed a considerable growth in conviction rates.
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- Current Events (02 May, 2007)
Timeline of the events in Tallinn, Estonia
A brief chronology of latest events in Tallinn, Estonia, caused by the decision of Estonian authorities to disassemble a Soviet Soldier monument of the WWII era. ...
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- Health & Fitness (06 May, 2007)
New Saliva Test to Save 1,000 Unborn Babies Each Year
Scientists from UK are currently working on a simple saliva test that could easily and more effectively spot a deadly pregnancy complication, that kills hundreds of unborn babies each year. ...
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- Politics (22 May, 2007)
Plastic Blood and Airplanes Shifting Shapes - Close to Reality?
The nature of plastic allows scientists to create a molecule similar to hemoglobin, the cells responsible for carrying oxygen. Plastic blood will provide a lot of advantages - it will be more painless to get, it will be easy to carry and store it. ...
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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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- Offbeat (20 Jun, 2007)
Anti-abortion Activist Life Sentenced for Murder
Anti-abortion opponent was given a life sentence for murdering a doctor who performed abortions. James Kopp wrote that he saved several children by killing the doctor. ...
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- Science (22 Jun, 2007)
Yawning Saves Your Brain From Overheating
When you see the other person yawning in the room, your instinctive response is to yawn too. However, it doesn't mean you are fighting with the urge to sleep. Scientists discovered that yawning is a process that protects our brain from overheating and serves as an alert signal to others. ...
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- Technology (10 Jul, 2007)
Boeing 787 - Less Weight with More Efficiency
Boeing has shown the public, i.e. its employees, customers and suppliers, its new Boeing 787 Dreamliner. On Sunday pepple have seen the first novelty from Boeing since last 12 years. ...
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