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Heat really is good for pain

July 6, 2006
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The old wives’ tale that heat relieves pain may be rooted in science after all
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Is it justified?

July 3, 2006
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Experimentation on great apes should not be ruled out in the future according to the chief executive of the MRC, Professor Colin Blakemore
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Researchers shout about new security system

June 14, 2006
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According to new research, voice recognition systems could be the key to cutting internet crime
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

June 14, 2006
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If space is your thing, then keep your eyes peeled this weekend for perfect views of the International Space Station (ISS) as it passes overhead up to four times a...
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Football myths

June 13, 2006
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There is no getting away from it…the country has gone World Cup mad. And with support reaching fever pitch, the armchair managers among you will be full of advice for...
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Scientists call nature’s IT department

May 30, 2006
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We have all been there. Tempers frayed, hair pulled and voices raised - all because of a crashing computer. Well, computer scientists now say the answer to your moody system...
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Red card for refs

May 30, 2006
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A new survey has shown what most football fans thought they knew anyway – that the referees’ decisions are influenced by geering from the crowd
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Friendly bacteria means more chocolate

May 10, 2006
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Consuming strawberries, chocolate and beer in excess can all lead to kidney stones – but don’t panic - the danger might be prevented by probiotics
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Classified report reveals UFO secrets

May 10, 2006
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Experts have uncovered a secret Ministry of Defence report concluding that there is no proof of alien life forms
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Life on the ocean wave

May 10, 2006
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A recent expedition exploring the deep sea around the Bermuda Triangle is set to revolutionise the way biological research is conducted at sea
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Nature sticks it to the man

May 3, 2006
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You might not think it, but Airfix kits, broken vases and bacteria clinging to rocks in rivers have a common need. Glue – and very strong glue at that
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UK science takes a swipe at creationism

May 3, 2006
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Young people are being cheated by deliberate attempts to withhold, distort or misinterpret scientific knowledge in order to promote particular religious beliefs
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