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Is allergy a cruel evolutionary throwback?

July 7, 2008
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Just as hay fever season kicks off in earnest scientists have discovered how evolution may have lumbered humans with allergy problems.
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Can Science Feed Africa?

July 4, 2008
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A new £2.8 million study will bring together researchers from medicine, plant science, ecology, social policy and the environment to focus on preventing future food crises in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Consolidate with confidence

July 3, 2008
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Keeping up with the demands of a modern pathology lab can be a real challenge. Could the key be consolidation of analyses? Carla Deakin gives us the view from the...
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Stem cell breakthrough closes gap between mouse and human studies

July 2, 2008
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Scientists have shown for the first time that embryonic stem cells are able to self-renew without the natural chemicals that scientists have so far used to maintain them and grow...
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Science gets in the festival spirit

July 2, 2008
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For all those that didn’t make this years Cheltenham Science Festival, our girl on the ground Leila Sattary gives us the catch-up.
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Plastic, plastic everywhere…but not a drop to drink

July 1, 2008
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Life in today's modern world would not be possible without plastic, but some of the by-products of its manufacture are far from environmentally friendly. Here we learn how to determine...
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New skills plan for UK biosciences

June 27, 2008
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The UK’s first skills plan for bioscience has been launched mapping out exactly what skills bioscience employers need to be more productive and competitive, and how these skills will be...
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Men and chocolate – both have a grey old time

June 27, 2008
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Greying with age isn’t always a bad thing – both men and chocolate may lose their looks over a number of years but arguably this does not detract from their...
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Space penetrator a smashing success

June 27, 2008
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Scientists have been smashing their instruments into the Welsh countryside in preparation for future planetary space missions.
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Dissolving glass stimulates bone growth

June 27, 2008
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Scientists from Imperial College London are developing a new form of glass, which can dissolve inside the body releasing calcium stimulating bone growth.
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