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Sugar intake key to obesity

September 21, 2007
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It may not sound like a discovery to stop the presses, but scientists say the finding that eating more sugar is associated with obesity is an important one.
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Was Newton beaten by 250 years?

September 19, 2007
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The history books may need to be re-written according to a new finding which suggests Newton was not responsible for the development of calculus.
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It only takes one

September 19, 2007
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The term “biological invasion” conjures images of plagues of locusts destroying all in their path - but new research suggests that all it takes to cause such an intrusion is...
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Genes control lonely hearts

September 19, 2007
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Many people have felt the odd pang of loneliness – but now scientists think it could be all down to our genes.
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Drug detection is on the money

September 19, 2007
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A research team claims they have made life for drug dealers harder by examining the amount of drug contamination in banknotes across the country.
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A fishy treatment for malaria

September 17, 2007
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Pesticide resistance is an increasing problem for malarial control methods but new research has provided a unique solution - a fish.
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Next generation power source reliant on people power

September 14, 2007
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Forget wind, wave or bio-fuels - the next source of power generation could come from something much closer to home - you.
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Thunderstorms not cut out for city living

September 12, 2007
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A team of US scientists have found that thunderstorms can become much fiercer when they collide with a city.
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First 3-D images set cell biology in a spin

September 10, 2007
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A new imaging technique has allowed scientists to create the first 3D images of a living cell, using a method similar to the X-ray CT scans doctors use to see...
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River dolphin declared extinct

September 7, 2007
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Scientists have concluded after a six-week long search that The Yangtze River dolphin - a freshwater dolphin found only in China - is “likely to be extinct”.
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Military ‘too influential’ say scientists

September 5, 2007
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The military has too much influence on scientific research - a situation caused by flawed government thinking, according to a new briefing from ethical science group, Scientists for Global Responsibility.
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Scientists find that ‘little voice’ in your head

September 3, 2007
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Scientists claim to have found the ‘little voice’ in your head that pipes up when you start to think twice about sending that angry e-mail.
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