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December 18, 2009
New drug threatens India's endangered vultures
New Delhi (AFP) Dec 15, 2009
Scientists who helped secure a ban on a cattle medicine blamed for plummeting vulture populations in India are scratching their heads after a replacement drug also proved lethal to the birds. Vultures, which have almost mythical status across much of the world, have become an endangered species in India due to their vulnerability to drugs found in the carrion they eat. Their near total ... read more

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Physicists predict cooler computers
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Seoul to spend 15 million dollars on flu aid to N.Korea
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Guinea crisis talks must go ahead: PM
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Turkey swine toll hits 353
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10,000 swine flu deaths in US: estimates
Washington (AFP) Dec 10, 2009
An estimated 10,000 people including 1,100 children died of swine flu in the United States in the seven months after the new strain of flu was first detected in April, a top US health official said Thursday. "By November 14th, many times more children and younger adults unfortunately have been hospitalized or killed by H1N1 influenza than happens in a usual flu season," Thomas Frieden, head ... more

Astronomer Mines Spitzer Data For Massive Starbursts
Rochester NY (SPX) Dec 10, 2009
Understanding the evolution of galaxies is one of the biggest questions confronting astronomers today. Looking at distant astronomical objects gives scientists important clues to the origins of the Milky Way Galaxy and other galaxies in the local universe. One question concerning Dan Dicken, a post-doctoral research scientist at Rochester Institute of Technology, pertains to the origin of ... more

Guinea junta talks hit impasse as junta pulls out
Conakry (AFP) Dec 9, 2009
Talks between Guinea's junta and the opposition are stalled after the military leadership said it would pull out until its leader Captain Moussa Dadis Camara recovers from an assassination bid. The junta announced late Tuesday that it was suspending talks in Ouagadougou with mediator Blaise Compaore, Burkina Faso's president, until Camara returns to work. He is in Morocco for medical ... more

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Scientists create instant nanobatteries


Radio nodes may succeed RFID tags


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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

Security chiefs 'dominate diamond trade'

At last, climate funds start to take shape at UN talks

S.Leone unemployed get work in Iraq, Afghanistan: official

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

Thailand confirms first case of human-to-pig swine flu

China braces for swine flu spike as cases soar

Too early to declare end to swine flu pandemic: WHO official

New drug threatens India's endangered vultures

Discovery Of New Dinosaur Provides Insight To Early Evolution

DNA Study Sheds New Light On Horse Evolution

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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

Guinea junta chief improving, to return soon: spokesman
Conakry (AFP) Dec 8, 2009
Guinea junta leader Moussa Dadis Camara's condition has improved and he will return soon after being shot by an aide and operated on in Morocco for a head wound, his spokesman said Tuesday. "The president is speaking, he can sit up... he was walking in the hospital," spokesman Idrissa Cherif told AFP in Conakry. "He received his family and his friends," the spokesman added. ... more

Snowflake Chemistry Could Give Clues About Ozone Depletion
West Lafayette IN (SPX) Dec 08, 2009
There is more to the snowflake than its ability to delight schoolchildren and snarl traffic. The structure of the frosty flakes also fascinate ice chemists like Purdue University's Travis Knepp, a doctoral candidate in analytical chemistry who studies the basics of snowflake structure to gain more insight into the dynamics of ground-level, or "tropospheric," ozone depletion in the Arctic. ... more

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Guinea foreign minister denounces military 'insubordination'


Amazon tribe in Peru warns it's close to extinction


Japan to send hundreds of peace-keepers to Sudan: report
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Security chiefs 'dominate diamond trade'

At last, climate funds start to take shape at UN talks

S.Leone unemployed get work in Iraq, Afghanistan: official

S.Korea court approves rescue plan for Ssangyong

Beijing vehicles to exceed four million: state media

Toyota aims to roll out plug-in Prius in two years

Scientist Uncovers Relics Of Ancient Cosmos

Galaxy Collision Switches On Black Hole

PHARAO Atomic Clock Agreement Signed By ESA And CNES

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

X-51A WaveRider Gets First Ride Aboard B-52

Orion Launch Abort System Attitude Control Motor Lights Up Sky

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

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26 wounded in twin bombs in Iraq shrine city

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

Danger a part of life for China's coal miners

China demands more accurate swine flu reporting

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