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Human-to-human link suspected
Extropy Institute Announces the Upoming 2004 Summit
ENGINES OF CONCEPTUALISM - SPECULATING THE AESTHETI
Health, Lifestyle and Natural Longevity
Methuselah Mouse Prize Update
The Spread of Calorie Restriction in the Media
NIA Interventions Testing Program Underway
Champagne Aging
Inhaled Nanoparticles Could Treat Lung Cancer
"Impossible" Form of Matter Created
Virtual Reality Eases Cancer Treatment
Low Folate Levels Linked to Depression
Biotech company cultivates new field
So, the Fish Glow. But Will They Sell?
'Chameleon' plant marks the landmine's spot
SouthBendTribune.com: Biotech insects and disease
Pocatello Idaho State Journal: Genetic engineering possibilities
Cloning research ban falls short
Nanotechnology - The Washington Times: Editorials/OP-ED
Nanostructure may be key to regeneration
Now seesaw will produce power!
Electrical Pollution - What It's Doing To You
Testosterone may reduce Alzheimer's risk
Sex and The Baby Boomer: Can Drug Therapy Help? --- HealthandAge
Hormones Used In Hormone Replacement Therapy
Will the cloning doctors go from ...
Scientists say limitations prohibit valuable research
CordLife sets up unit to push global sales - January 29, 2004
N.C. A&T to open gene research center
Scientists Track SARS Adaptations
Scientists Track SARS Genetic Adaptations
SARS study may hold key to eventual vaccine
Down syndrome 'cure' might be within reach
Researchers Find New Gene Effective for Fighting Cancer
Screening Out Disease
Chemo after remission not always needed
Obesity Number One Health Problem in US Say CDC
Chinese Herb, Ginger, and Tea Stop Cancer in Lab Studies
Pain Commonplace in Old Age
New Drug Beats Flu
`Bio-Scaffolds` Could Help Researchers Create Organs for Transpl
Cholesterol Gene Linked to Longevity
Gene Therapy Responsible for Leukemia in Bubble Boys
Scientists Block Cancer Cells Self-Repair Mechanism
A Touch of the Blues May Promote Inflammation
Drugs Cut AIDS Death Rates by More than 80%
Vampire Bat Drug Promising in Trials
Implant Could Help Stroke Patients Regain Arm Control
US Population Loses Weight For First Time in Six Years
One in Three US Children Born in 2000 Will Develop Type II Diabetes