Archive of articles published on the 14th of April 2010
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Math goes to the movies
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Weight-loss surgery significantly reduces risk of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy
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Weight-loss surgery lowers risk of pregnancy complications in obese women
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Printed origami offers new technique for complex structues
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Towards treating female sexual dysfunction: Research reveals secrets of female sexual arousal
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Migraine: Aspirin and an antiemetic is a reasonable option
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New gene associated with increased risk of Alzheimer's disease
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Mixed-race people perceived as 'more attractive'
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Tapeworm brain infection 'serious health concern'
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Wildlife still exposed to Exxon Valdez oil 20 years after disaster
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'Love handles' repurposed for breast reconstruction in women without enough belly fat
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STI, HIV counseling inadequate in male teens
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Sizing up the competition: Researchers compare body composition measurement techniques
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Rutgers' Stem Cell Research Center derives new cell lines and trains stem cell scientists
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Smart career planning
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New class of drug kills lymphoma cells
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Birds of a feather don't always respond together to infection
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The onion, a natural alternative to artificial preservatives
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New method for recovering pricey nanoparticles
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Classic Maya history is embedded in commoners' homes
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Little melamine appears in eggs from chickens on highly contaminated feed
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The age of Aquarius? Nope, it's the Anthropocene epoch
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Healing haze: Substances in smoke left over from forest fires speed plant growth
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To sleep or not to sleep? Math software to help plan astronaut, shift worker schedules
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New procedure aims to save vision of children with eye cancer
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Solar energy production has enormous potential in southeastern Ontario: Queen's University studies
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Research discovery may lead to advances in heart disease and cancer treatment
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Hurts so good: Chronic pain changes brain response to acute pain
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Why humans believe that better things come to those who wait
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EVMS researchers identify potential target for treatment of obesity-related diseases
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Materialistic people liked less by peers than 'experiential' people, says new CU-Boulder study
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Primary cilia formation provides insight into genetic diseases
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Einstein's theory fights off challengers
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Personalized medicine for cancer patients in a new technology era
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Newly discovered RNA steers brain development
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Patents block competition, slow innovation in gene testing
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Random, but not by chance
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Decoding tumor genomes reveals clues to spread of deadly breast cancer
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Stanford scientists find new marker to identify severe breast cancer cases
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New gene in hair loss identified by Columbia-led research team
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Philosopher brings human values to environmental decisions
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Greater access to cell phones than toilets in India: UN
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Exclusive licensing deals a tool for collaboration, study says
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Lost light from the moon may be sent astray by dusty reflectors
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Pinning down a proton
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Study finds changes in fetal epigenetics throughout pregnancy
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Plant pathogen genetically tailors attacks to each part of host, say Stanford researchers
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Statins may slow progression of multiple sclerosis, new study finds
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Genetic patterns rise from huge yeast samples
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Species distribution models can exaggerate differences in environmental requirements
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Hopkins researchers put proteins right where they want them
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Cat brain: A step toward the electronic equivalent
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Experiment shows brief meditative exercise helps cognition
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MIT cancer biologists have shown how resistance to cisplatin arises
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The new T. rex: A leech with an affinity for noses
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Childhood obesity interventions must begin early, UCSF experts say
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Berkeley Lab scientists create 'molecular paper'
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Mayo Clinic: 2-drug combo twice as effective for Crohn's disease remission
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Treat acne with coconut oil and nano-bombs
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New targeted therapy effective in treating advanced prostate cancer
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Childhood body size affects future breast cancer chances
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'Communicative fathers' help reduce teenage smoking
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Study: US church attendance steady, but makeup of churchgoers changes
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Link between solar activity and the UK's cold winters