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What Does The Future Hold For Bird Flu Research?

In a hotel ballroom in New York City, a couple hundred flu researchers watched with interest Monday as a government

Embarrassed By Your Olympic Javelin: Did Cavemen Do It Better?

Stronger, faster, fiercer, finer. That’s what the Olympics promise us — higher performance, new world records. But not if you

Weekend Special: The Miracle Of The Felt-Tipped Pen

I guess things get swallowed all the time, but this tale (from a hospital case study in Devon, in Britain)

Two More Nearing AIDS ‘Cure’ After Bone Marrow Transplants, Doctors Say

The so-called Berlin patient is famously the only person in the world who has been cured of HIV. But he

Changing The Image Of AIDS

Photographer David Binder began documenting stories about AIDS in the late 1980s and became well-known for humanizing the epidemic for

Massive Ice Melt In Greenland Worries Scientists

A pair of NASA satellite images taken just four days apart tells a potentially worrying story of melting ice in

Epidemics Prefer Changing Planes In JFK Over ATL

When the next epidemic comes, there’s a good chance it will switch flights at John F. Kennedy Airport in New

Tie My Shoes, Please: How Persuasion Works

Marketers, managers and panhandlers all have something in common: They regularly want to make you do things they want. Marketers

Which Is Bigger: A Human Brain Or The Universe?

This is one of those fun-to-think-about questions. A brain isn’t much to look at, after all. It’s about the size

Bird Flu Researchers To Meet About Research Moratorium

Top influenza researchers around the world published a statement back in January saying they would temporarily hold off on any

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