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January 11, 2010
European freeze hits transport as Britain limits gas
London (AFP) Jan 8, 2010
Europe was faced with grounded planes and axed trains Friday amid bitter winter weather and hard-hit Britain was forced to curb industrial gas usage to save dwindling supplies. Significant snowfalls in France caused major delays to train services and electricity cuts, while Germans were urged to stock up on food and medicines as they braced for up to 20 centimetres (eight inches) of snowfall ... read more

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China drug centres worsen plight of addicts: rights group
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New brain scan better at detecting early Alzheimers
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Yar'Adua illness fuels fear of new oil war
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Carbon Nanotubes Show Promise For High-Speed Genetic Sequencing
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In bio attack, US Post Office could distribute aid
Washington (AFP) Dec 30, 2009
The US Post Office could play a key role in distributing medical aid in the event of a biological attack, according to an executive order released by the White House on Wednesday. The order signed by President Barack Obama directs government agencies, local law enforcement and the US Post Office to work on a model for distribution of medical countermeasures in the wake of a biological attack ... more

East Timor's ticking AIDS timebomb
Dili (AFP) Dec 31, 2009
The tiny nation of East Timor could face a deadly AIDS epidemic, with promiscuity among youths, low condom use and general ignorance leading to a sharp increase in reported cases, doctors said. "Most likely it will be a disaster in the near future," said Dr. Daniel Murphy, founder of Bairo Pite Clinic, one of four voluntary AIDS testing centres in Dili. East Timor is considered a low pre ... more

Seeking lotto riches, South Africans smoke vulture brains
Johannesburg (AFP) Dec 27, 2009
Smoking dried vulture brains to have a vision of winning lotto numbers -- that's why customers come to Scelo, a vendor of traditional medicines, but it's a trend being blamed for killing off South Africa's vultures. "Vultures are scarce. I only have one every three or four months," said Scelo, a young healer in downtown Johannesburg's market for "muti", or traditional medicine. "Everybod ... more

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Guinea's junta celebrates first year in power


Iran will pursue its nuclear activity 'normally:' FM


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Iraqi archaeologists find ancient Sumerian settlement

New Approach Tracks Evolution's Footprints In Human Genome

Birds Provide Clues In How Humans Learn Speech

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

AU renews Somali peace force mandate

China to reinforce economic ties on Algeria visit

Talks start in Guinea on new prime minister

21 dead in China gas leak, execs admit cover-up: state media

Explosion kills two at China chemical plant: Xinhua

Pakistan landslide kills 13, dozens missing: police

China offers free swine flu jabs to children under 3

Canada lends Mexico five million swine flu vaccine doses

France cancels half flu vaccine orders

Pine beetle turns trees to carbon emitters

First Molars Provide Insight Into Evolution Of Great Apes

Animal Calls Have Common Features

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NATO air strike kills three Afghan civilians: officials
Kandahar (AFP) Dec 18, 2009
A NATO air strike against suspected militants in troubled southern Afghanistan killed three civilians and wounded one other, local government and hospital officials said Friday. The civilians were in a minibus travelling just before midnight on the main southern highway when they were attacked by helicopter gunships in Shah Wali Kot district of Kandahar province, the provincial governor's of ... more

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 ... more

Physicists predict cooler computers
Toronto (UPI) Dec 15, 2009
Canadian physicists say they have discovered new behaviors of light occurring within photonic crystals. University of Toronto quantum optics researchers Professor Sajeev John and doctoral student Xun Ma said their findings could lead to faster optical information processing and compact computers that don't overheat. "We discovered that by sculpting a unique artificial vacuum ... more

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Seoul to spend 15 million dollars on flu aid to N.Korea


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AU renews Somali peace force mandate

China to reinforce economic ties on Algeria visit

Talks start in Guinea on new prime minister

Toyota Prius Japan's top-selling car in 2009

Sanyo rolls electric bicycles into US market

VW says 2009 Chinese sales hit record 1.4 million cars

'Year 2010' smart-card bug turns Germans back to cash

Hubble Telescope peers at oldest ever galaxies

2010 tech bug hits German credit cards

Mini-Research Module MRM1 At Cape For Shuttle Processing

Astronauts Dock At ISS

Expedition 22 Keeps Busy While Awaiting Additional Crew Members

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

ISRO Reviews Cryogenic Engine

Indian Cryogenic Engine Rocket Launch Put On Hold

Rocket-Motor Test Supports NASA, DOD And Commercial Missions

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