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New Aids Treatment Research

Can passive immune therapy pass on immunity to Aids patients?

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Quantum Devices get closer

Breakthrough in quantum device development announced by Toshiba laboratory, Cambridge

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Oldest Europeans' bone Tools at Boxgrove

Europe's earliest bone tools show more modern behaviour in early man than earlier believed

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How Harmful is Lead Pollution?

A survey on effects of lead poisoning published by British Medical Journal

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Could this be Dinosaur DNA?

DNA extracted from 80-million-year-old fossil bone might belong to a dinosaur

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Science and Technology in Paris

Special edition focusing on the latest in science and technology in Paris

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New Cancer Drug announced

New enzyme-inhibiting drug designed to stop the spread of cancer

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Turning on the Immune System Again

New way to turn immune system back on and restore sensitivity to antigens

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Bad News for Ex-Smokers

New figures for lung cancer in non-smokers shows defered risk

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Quiz of the Year

Teams compete to answer questions on the year's scientific breakthroughs

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Gene Therapy Research for Cystic Fibrosis

Delivering gene therapy for cystic fibrosis as a nasal spray

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Do Power Lines affect our Health?

Power workers' occupational study shows increase in brain cancers but not leukemia

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Lessons from the Spider's Web

The biophysics of the spider's web and the secrets of it's stopping power

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Hormones and Depression in Premenstrual Syndrome

How oestrogen levels affect seratonin levels in premenstrual syndrome

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The Cost of underestimating Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia research centre opened in Oxford by Prince of Wales

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Cochlear Implants helping Children to hear

Remarkable results for cochlear implants in deaf children

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Tastes Like Sugar: Artificial Sweetners

Successful artificial sweetners must replace both taste and bulk of sugar in our diets

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Oxygen Detected on Jupiter's Frozen Moon

Thin oxygen atomosphere detected on Jupiter's moon Europa by the Hubble space telescope

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NASA Aims for the Moon and beyond

NASA's low-cost Discovery programme aims at the Moon, Venus and Mars

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'Fat' Gene commands fat Fee

American biotechnology company pays $20 million for the patent of the ob 'fat' gene

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Science Week in Britain looks to the Future

Celebrating Science Week in Britain and predictions for future scienctific discoveries

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Opening our Eyes to Genetic Engineering

How do genetic engineering discoveries benifit us?

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New Results for Aids Patient Zero

Controversy over new pathology results for Aids Patient Zero

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Is there a Black Hole at the Centre of our Galaxy?

Discovering whether there is a black hole at the centre of our galaxy

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Benign Bacterial Mats in the Pacific Ocean

The chemical secret of the Thioploca bacteria mats along the south American Pacific coast

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Lasting Trauma of Witnesses to War

What we can learn about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from WW2 veterans

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Is this the Asteroid that killed the Dinosaurs?

Hidden crater in Mexico might hold the secret of the dinosaur's extinction

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Ebola Fever Outbreak in Zaire

How infectious is the ebola virus and where did it come from?

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Prehistoric Bacteria Brought back to Life

Scientist extracts 40 million-year-old spores from the stomach of a bee in amber

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Neanderthal Child had bigger Brain than modern Toddler

Computer reconstruction made with rare fragments of a Neanderthal child's skull

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