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December 14, 2009
Guinea crisis talks must go ahead: PM
Conakry (AFP) Dec 11, 2009
Talks this weekend to break the political deadlock in Guinea must go ahead, Prime Minister Kabine Komara said Friday, even as junta leader Moussa Dadis Camara recovers from an attempt on his life. Speaking to journalists, Komara effectively overturned an earlier announcement that the junta would keep out of the talks until Camara -- shot in the head on December 3 -- returns from hospital in ... read more

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Turkey swine toll hits 353
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10,000 swine flu deaths in US: estimates
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Astronomer Mines Spitzer Data For Massive Starbursts
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Guinea junta talks hit impasse as junta pulls out
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Memory Foam Mattress Review & Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison

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Scientists create instant nanobatteries
Stanford, Calif. (UPI) Dec 9, 2009
U.S. scientists say they have combined ordinary paper dipped into ink infused with carbon nanotubes and silver nanowires to create an instant battery. Stanford University post doctoral students led by Assistant Professor Yi Cui said the paper batteries are ultra-lightweight and bendable. "Society really needs a low-cost, high-performance energy storage device, such as batteries a ... more

Radio nodes may succeed RFID tags
Erlangen, Germany (UPI) Dec 8, 2009
German researchers say they've developed intelligent radio nodes that can perform many tasks that radio frequency identification systems cannot. Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits, the Fraunhofer Working Group and colleagues at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg and other facilities developed the radio nodes mainly for hospital uses. For example ... more

Swine flu outbreak less severe than feared: study
Washington (AFP) Dec 8, 2009
The H1N1 flu outbreak appears to be less severe than earlier feared, according to a new study by US health experts who found fewer than expected hospitalizations or severe complications from the virus. The British and US-funded study by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH), which appears online in the journal PLoS Medicine, said the swine flu pandemic appears far "milder ... more

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Guinea junta chief improving, to return soon: spokesman


Snowflake Chemistry Could Give Clues About Ozone Depletion


Guinea foreign minister denounces military 'insubordination'
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Miss World opens with African drums, legal drama

German Muslims feel growing Islamophobia

In Berlin, Germans laughing about Hitler

AWI And DLR To Conduct Joint Health Research In The Antarctic

Vaccine Research To Continue On Atlantis Mission

Wyle Personnel Assist Important Studies On ISS

ECOWAS chief calls for Guinea 'protection force'

Developing nations slam EU climate fund pledge

Nigerians give Lagos slum a facelift

Eight dead in China school stampede: state media

IMF gives 9.3-mln-dollar lifeline to tsunami-stricken Samoa

Traditional Indigenous Fire Management Techniques Deployed

Swine flu toll in isolated Gaza reaches 10: medics

10,000 swine flu deaths in US: estimates

China swine flu death toll soars past 300

Panda genome resembles dog: Chinese media

Endangered rhinos return to wild

Charles Darwin: More Than The Origin

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Amazon tribe in Peru warns it's close to extinction
Lima (AFP) Dec 1, 2009
The Candoshi people in Peru's northern Amazon jungle are close to extinction from a hepatitis B infection that has gone unchecked since 2000, tribal leaders and health officials said Tuesday. "My people are suffering, we're in real danger of extinction," said Candoshi chief Venancio Ucama Simon. Standing next to a Candoshi woman suffering from hepatitis-induced cirrhosis who doctors said ... more

Japan to send hundreds of peace-keepers to Sudan: report
Tokyo (AFP) Nov 30, 2009
Japan plans to send hundreds of military personnel to Sudan next year to join UN peace-keepers overseeing an agreement that ended a 21-year north-south civil war, a report said Monday. The government plans to send hundreds of army personnel to the UN Mission in Sudan to help build roads, transport goods and personnel by helicopter and provide medical aid, the Yomiuri Shimbun said without ... more

26 wounded in twin bombs in Iraq shrine city
Karbala, Iraq (AFP) Nov 25, 2009
Two bombs within minutes of each other exploded at a restaurant early Wednesday in Iraq's shrine city of Karbala, wounding at least 26 people, police and medical officials said. The first bomb targeted diners inside the restaurant in the heart of the city, located 110 kilometres (69 miles) south of the capital Baghdad, around 9:00 am (0600 GMT), causing several injuries, police said. ... more

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Unidentified disease kills three in Congo


Action on climate change also averts health crisis: doctors


AWI And DLR To Conduct Joint Health Research In The Antarctic
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ECOWAS chief calls for Guinea 'protection force'

Developing nations slam EU climate fund pledge

Nigerians give Lagos slum a facelift

Stronger Chinese auto sales lift luxury German brands

China auto sales and output go over 12 million units

Munich Lab Demonstrates Diesel Truck Engine With Barely Measurable Emissions

Galaxy Collision Switches On Black Hole

A 200 Million Mile Long Lab Bench For Turbulence Research

Hubble telescope finds 'never-seen' galaxies

Russia To Launch MIM1 Module To ISS Next Year

Russia Plans To Send 10 Spacecraft To ISS Next Year

SpaceX Begins NASA Astronaut Training For Dragon Spacecraft COTS Program

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

ATK Successfully Ground Tests New Castor 30 Upper Stage Solid Rocket Motor

Virgin spaceship to take visitors into suborbital space

Steering The Ares Rockets On A Straight Path

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Danger a part of life for China's coal miners

China demands more accurate swine flu reporting

Vaccine Research To Continue On Atlantis Mission

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