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Sensor Can Detect Single Molecule Of Virus Associated With Cervical Ca
New technology that can detect a single molecule of the human papillomavirus within a cell. Although this test concentrated on detecting the human papillomavirus, the scientists said it should detect HIV, avian flu and other viruses as well. Study Urges Compensation-based Approach To Drug Patent Compulsory Lice
A researcher argues that ambiguous international rules outlining when and how governments may "break"pharmaceutical patents may end up significantly reducing incentives for innovation while at the same time failing to increase access to medicines. Katrina and the Waves
The floodwaters that inundated New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina were not as toxic to humans as previously thought. The findings published by researchers at Louisiana State University are good news for those who were exposed directly to the floodwaters, although say nothing of the physical devastation caused by the flood. Better Designed Roadway Intersections Can Boost Older Drivers' Perform
Changes in roadway intersection design can keep older drivers safer, University of Florida researchers say. Face the Candidates on YouTube: You Choose '08
Compilation of videos featuring the 2008 U.S. presidential election candidates. Browse by candidate and by issues such as health care, energy, and the economy. Also includes videos of user-submitted ideas, opinions, and questions for the candidates. From YouTube. Mac Users Seek 'Plan B' for Video
Windows Media Player 11 is expected to arrive next week, giving PC users a new way to watch videos and listen to music. But where does that leave the Mac faithful? Recommend your favorite alternatives. In Monkey Bites. Adapting To Pregnancy Played Key Role In Human Evolution, Study Shows
A new study shows that women's spines have evolved to compensate for the weight of the baby during pregnancy. This dimorphism allows a woman to remain more active and mobile, despite the weight of the baby. Asian Pacific Americans in Prime Time: Lights, Camera and Little Actio
A study commissioned "to look beyond the raw numbers analyzed and graded in the annual report card [from the Asian Pacific American Media Coalition (APAMC)] and evaluate the type, quality, and complexity of characters portrayed by APIA [Asian Pacific Islander American] actors, as well as APIA actors of mixed ethnicities."It "systematically investigates the portrayal of APIAs on prime time television."From the National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium (NAPALC). Opens directly into a PDF document. [Absurd] Woman struck by train sues railroad
A Jeannette woman who was slightly injured after being struck by a train while walking along railroad tracks sued Norfolk Southern Corp. Thursday for failing to warn pedestrians that trains travel on tracks. Social Explorer
This site "provides easy access to demographic information about the United States, from 1940 to 2000,"by featuring "thousands of maps and hundreds of reports with thousands of variables."Includes interactive census maps (showing population, age, race, occupation, and other factors) and related reports. Additional features are available for a fee.
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