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Hepatitis C, When Diagnosed, Becoming Easier to Cure (Op-Ed) With diagnosis, hepatitis C becoming treatable disease for many.
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Chinese bats likely source of SARS virus

Science Daily - 30 Oct 2013 20:24
Scientists say they've produced "the clearest evidence yet" the SARS virus originated in Chinese horseshoe bats and that direct bat-to-human transmission is "plausible." The 2002 severe acute respiratory syndrome coronav...
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Ohio to execute prisoner using untested drug combo

New Scientist - 30 Oct 2013 17:32
Shortages of drugs for lethal injection are forcing states to switch to new combinations of drugs, untested for how painlessly they kill     
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Smells Like ... An Armpit Infection?

Live Science - 30 Oct 2013 23:00
Smells Like ... An Armpit Infection? One man's body odor was actually the result of a bacterial infection of his armpit hair, according to a new report of the case.
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Mars Rover Curiosity Eyes Next Science Target

Live Science - 30 Oct 2013 22:33
Mars Rover Curiosity Eyes Next Science Target On Monday, Curiosity took some scouting photos of an outcrop called "Cooperstown" from about 262 feet (80 meters) away. Researchers plan to investigate Cooperstown soon, putting the rover's arm-mounted gear to use for th...
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A Bewitching History: Why Witches Ride Broomsticks

Live Science - 30 Oct 2013 22:26
A Bewitching History: Why Witches Ride Broomsticks This Halloween, many of those dressed as witches will be carrying broomsticks. But few likely know the shadowy tale of how witches came to be associated with those familiar household objects.
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Giant Halloween Solar Storm Sparked Earth Scares 10 Years Ago (Video) Halloween is a traditionally scary time, and 10 years ago the sun joined the fray with one of the most powerful solar storms ever recorded. See the inside story of the Halloween solar storm of 2003 and watch a video of t...
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Military Honors War Dogs With 1st National Monument

Live Science - 30 Oct 2013 22:19
Military Honors War Dogs With 1st National Monument The first United States national monument honoring the work of dogs in combat was dedicated this week at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Tex.
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Go ahead, dunk your cell phone in salt water

e! Science News - 30 Oct 2013 22:07
Barrier films, used in everything from food and drug packaging to consumer electronics and solar cells, help prevent your food from spoiling, help to preserve medication, and protect your electronics from damage due to e...
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Dark Matter Eludes Scientists in 1st Results from Super-Sensitive Detector A new experiment buried deep underground has just proven itself to be the most sensitive dark-matter detector ever built.
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Strange 'Lava World' Is Most Earthlike Alien Planet Yet The exoplanet Kepler-78b is just 20 percent wider and about 80 percent more massive than Earth, with a density nearly identical to that of Earth, two research teams report in separate papers published online today in the...
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Public insurance fills health coverage gap

Science Daily - 30 Oct 2013 21:29
In the years leading up to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, the percentage of Californians who received their health insurance through public programs continued to rise, likely in direct response to the loss of...
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Researchers have, for the first time, identified the enzymes that are detrimental to diabetic wound healing and those that are beneficial to repair the wound.
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Get round internet censors using a friend's connection

New Scientist - 30 Oct 2013 21:00
People living under repressive regimes will soon be able to access the web using the internet connection of friends in censorship-free countries     
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This Guy Turned A Ford Fiesta Into Optimus Prime

Popular Science - 30 Oct 2013 20:58
Artist Hetain Patel's first car was a 1988 Ford Fiesta. Now, together with his father, he's souped up a different Fiesta into a Transformers-style robot sculpture. It does not move or fight villains, unfortunately. Here'...
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Many of today's technologies, from hybrid car batteries to flat-screen televisions, rely on materials known as rare earth elements (REEs) that are in short supply, but scientists are reporting development of a new method...
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Cat's eyes: Designing the perfect mixer

e! Science News - 30 Oct 2013 20:42
As any amateur baker knows, proper mixing is crucial to a perfect pastry. Mix too little and ingredients will not be evenly distributed; beat instead of fold, and a soufflé will fall flat. Mixing strategies are even mor...
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New dolphin species leaps out of Australian waters

New Scientist - 30 Oct 2013 20:40
Where once there was one species of humpback dolphin roaming the Indian Ocean, now there are three     
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Scientists have developed a new therapeutic approach for treatment of Type 2 diabetes. A novel single molecule hormone, which acts equally on the receptors of the insulin-stimulating hormones GLP-1 and GIP, was observed ...
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HIV infection, not antiretroviral therapy (ART), is associated with risk for atherosclerosis in patients with no history of smoking, particularly those infected for eight years or more. While a growing body of literature...
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Glioblastoma multiforme, the brain cancer that killed Sen. Edward Kennedy, is aggressive and incurable. Researchers can now demonstrate delivery of a drug that turns off a critical gene in this complex cancer, increasing...
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Researchers have published results showing that a molecule combining the properties of two endocrine hormones is an effective treatment for adult-onset diabetes. The research included clinical trials with human subjects ...
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