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January 16, 2010
Deluge of Haiti aid, but officials say more needed
United Nations (AFP) Jan 15, 2010
Donors ranging from the world's richest countries to individuals sending text messages have contributed massive aid for quake-stricken Haiti, but officials said Friday much more was needed. The UN said it planned an appeal for hundreds of millions of dollars, with the deeply poor country desperate for food and medical supplies and its shattered infrastructure making distribution of assistanc ... read more

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US carrier to serve as 'floating airport' for Haiti operation
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Anger at Austrian avalanche experiment with pigs
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Obama vows US help for Haiti, aid operation builds
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100,000 feared dead in horrific Haiti quake
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Medical charity overwhelmed by Haiti quake victims
Washington (AFP) Jan 13, 2010
International medical charity Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF) struggled Wednesday to cope with a "massive influx" of survivors of the powerful earthquake in Haiti, many with severe injuries, a spokesman said. Patients with "severe traumas, head wounds, crushed limbs" have been streaming into temporary structures set up by MSF in and around Port-au-Prince, but the medical charity is only able ... more

France's swine flu epidemic ends: doctors
Paris (AFP) Jan 13, 2010
The swine flu epidemic in mainland France that has killed hundreds has ended, a monitoring group of doctors said on Wednesday. "It's the end of the epidemic," Thierry Blanchon, one of the doctors of the Sentinelles flu monitoring network, told AFP. The number of cases of the fever reported to doctors has "fallen below the epidemic level for the past two weeks," he said. "The virus is cer ... more

Aide to ex-British PM denies 'sexing up' Iraq dossier
London (AFP) Jan 12, 2010
Tony Blair's former chief spin doctor Alastair Campbell fiercely denied Tuesday "sexing up" a dossier which claimed Iraq could launch chemical or biological weapons within 45 minutes ahead of the 2003 war. In a defiant appearance before a public inquiry on the conflict, Campbell said that while the highly controversial document could have been "clearer", he still defended "every single word" ... more

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Britain, Netherlands probe Iraq war


Aerospace Engineering Program To Launch Graduate Program In The Fall


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China paper splashes nation's 'first gay marriage'

30000-Year-Old Teeth Shed New Light On Human Evolution

Tracking Evolution's Footprints In The Human Genome

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

Nokia urges mobile developers to focus on poor nations

Sudan's Beshir quits army to run again for presidency

AU renews Somali peace force mandate

Hell in Haiti for destitute families

Corpses ignored as Haitians scramble for loot

US fears Haitian boat exodus

GSK says swine flu vaccine sales hit 835 million pounds

France's swine flu epidemic ends: doctors

Under fire WHO ready to review handling of flu pandemic

Birds Fight Alien Parasites

Australia's freshwater crocodiles at risk

Ban Ki-moon announces Year of Biodiversity

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China A Rising Star In Regenerative Medicine
Toronto, Canada (SPX) Jan 12, 2010
Chinese researchers have become the world's fifth most prolific contributors to peer-reviewed scientific literature on clock-reversing regenerative medicine even as a skeptical international research community condemns the practice of Chinese clinics administering unproven stem cell therapies to domestic and foreign patients. According to a study by the Canadian-based McLaughlin-Rotman ... more

BARDA Awards Radiological Emergency Response Contracts
Washington DC (SPX) Jan 12, 2010
The HHS Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) is awarding nine contracts for the advanced research and development of more effective tests and devices to determine the level of radiation a person has absorbed after a nuclear or radiological incident. The contracts total $35 million for the initial phase and up to $400 million over five years. The contracts are awar ... more

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 ... more

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China drug centres worsen plight of addicts: rights group


New brain scan better at detecting early Alzheimers


Yar'Adua illness fuels fear of new oil war
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Lockheed Martin F-35B Begins In-Flight STOVL Operations

RC-12X Guardrail Airworthiness Certification Process Achieves Major Milestone

Taser adds mobile phone monitoring tool to its arsenal

US Space-Based Missile Warning System Achieves Key Milestone

China tests missile intercept system

New Israeli shield needs years to deploy

Pentagon gives OK for Taiwan missile deal: official

UK Awards Javelin Joint Venture For Javelin Missile Rounds

Raytheon wins $1.1B missile deal

Northrop gets $577M Army deal

Expert: German arms industry not innocent

SAIC Awarded Contract From Space And Naval Warfare Systems Command

Mint robot puts shine on hardwood floors

Cockroaches Offer Inspiration For Running Robots

Cockroaches inspiration for robots

GSK says swine flu vaccine sales hit 835 million pounds

France's swine flu epidemic ends: doctors

Under fire WHO ready to review handling of flu pandemic

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Carbon Nanotubes Show Promise For High-Speed Genetic Sequencing

In bio attack, US Post Office could distribute aid

East Timor's ticking AIDS timebomb

Seeking lotto riches, South Africans smoke vulture brains

Guinea's junta celebrates first year in power

Iran will pursue its nuclear activity 'normally:' FM

NATO air strike kills three Afghan civilians: officials

New drug threatens India's endangered vultures

Physicists predict cooler computers

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