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Troops go in for Damascus battle
Syrian troops mobilise for a new offensive around Damascus, after the deaths of three top regime figures in a suspected suicide attack.
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- Dwarf 'kicks' first spiral galaxyAstronomers are shocked to see a well-formed spiral galaxy in the early Universe, when conditions were thought to be too chaotic to allow their formation.July-19-12 5:55:26 AM
- Birds sniff out their relativesSeabirds recognise their relatives from their scent and rely on their sense of smell to avoid "accidentally inbreeding", say scientists.July-18-12 8:02:54 PM
- Police end 'ClimateGate' inquiryThe investigation into the "ClimateGate" affair, the theft of e-mails from the University of East Anglia, will not be pursued further, police say.July-18-12 11:41:51 AM
- Climate ocean tech fix 'can work'Fertilising the oceans with iron to combat climate change can lock carbon away, research indicates - though it is a long way from prime-time use.July-18-12 11:21:43 AM
- Afghanistan minerals fully mappedThe US Geological Survey releases a first-of-its-kind country-wide map of the mineral resources in Afghanistan.July-18-12 9:04:10 AM
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A day after a deadly blow to his regime, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has not been seen or heard from publicly.
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Known to Kill Cows, Castrate Wildlife, Induce Spontaneous Abortion in Lab Rats... And it's Likely in Your Water
By Dr. Mercola With the support of local prosecutors, Mr. Gloeckner, a German farmer who had 65 cows die after he fed them genetically modified Bt
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The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has announced that Mad Men and American Horror Story have each garnered 17 Emmy Award nominations.
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Second of two parts. See the first part: Deadly patrols: Illegal immigrant shot by US agent recounts 'terror' in the desert.By Roxana...
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Russia urges limited extension of UN observers in Syria
Russia asked the UN Security Council on Thursday to agree on a limited extension of the mandate of the unarmed military observers in Syria - after...
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Women with high-stress jobs are at higher risk of heart attacks and other heart problems compared to those with lower-stress jobs, according to a...
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Medical experts in BC are seeking to have every person in the province who has ever been sexually active tested for HIV/AIDS, saying the initiative could be "the beginning of the end" of the disease. Key to the strategy is a test that can reveal in ... |
Job stress raises women's heart attack risk - Fox News
A stressful job can have serious consequences for heart health, according to a new study. US women who rated their job strain as high were 67 percent more likely to have a heart attack, and 38 percent more likely to experience a stroke or high blood ... |
Fat level in blood can predict Alzheimer's - Times of India
Higher levels of a certain fat in the blood called ceramides may increase a person's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, a new study has revealed. "Our study identifies this biomarker as a potential new target for treating or preventing Alzheimer's ... |
A cure for Aids? - The Guardian (blog)
Most people might assume scientists and drug companies have always been on an all-out hunt for a cure for Aids. Not so. The virus is so elusive and smart that for decades now, experts have hardly dared dream of eliminating it. |
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning consumers not to eat Gills Onion brand Fresh Diced Red Onions, Fresh Diced Yellow Onions and Fresh Diced Celery & Onions because the products may be contaminated with Listeria. The onions are products of ... |
Extra-billing back on the front burner - Victoria Times Colonist
By Les Leyne, Times Colonist July 19, 2012 4:03 AM The always-simmering argument over illegal extra-billing for medical services is moving to the front burner again. A government audit that took four years to complete because of the legal arguments it ... |
The most widely prescribed drug for treating multiple sclerosis has little or no effect on a patient's progression to disability, a new study has found. The medicine, interferon beta, does help reduce the development of brain lesions and limit the ... |
The new face of mental-health care in Niagara has some ambitious plans - Bullet News Niagara
Dr. Edgardo Perez is not arriving in Niagara with eyes closed. The new regional chief of mental heath and addiction programs knows there are 
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