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- Same old New Jersey
  Posted by fozapd from The Scientist
  Stem cell prospects dim in NJ. Without funds, plans for a new state stem cell institute were recently canned and an empty lot now sits where the research hub might have been.
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- Prominent neuroscientist claims stolen data
  Posted by fozapd from The Scientist
  A prominent neuroscientist is accusing two former researchers in his lab of taking data without his permission and publishing misleading interpretations of them against his wishes.
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- IRIN humanitarian news: Less silence, more science could make anal sex safer
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  NEW DELHI, 27 February 2008 (PlusNews) - The silence and taboo surrounding anal sex is putting millions of men and women at risk of HIV, delegates attending the fourth international microbicides conference in New Delhi, India, heard this week.
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- Most Influenza Strains Do Not Match Current Vaccine
  Posted by okami from medscape
  As the U.S. flu season soars, the CDC says this year's flu vaccine doesn't match two of the three main types of flu bugs now in circulation.
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- Male Infertility: Changing Conceptions
  Posted by okami from Washington Post
  When doctors at Shady Grove Fertility Centers told a 34-year-old construction supervisor that he had a low sperm count and that was likely why he and his wife had been unable to conceive, the news came as something of a shock.
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- The Daily News Online > This Day > Scientists find artificial illumination robs us of rest, makes us
  Posted by Sarahfelicity from The Daily News
  Artificial illumination fools the body's biological clock into releasing key wakefulness hormones at the wrong times, contributing to seasonal fatigue and depression. And daylight saving time, extended by Congress this year for an extra four weeks, risks dragging even more Americans into a winter funk.
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- What Was -- and Wasn't on the Public's Mind in 2006
  Posted by Damianmann from Pew Research
  Once again, public opinion played a major role in the most important news stories of the year.
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