Life
Recasting the Bronze Age
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Shock of the past for modern medicine: A radical approach to medicine seeks to explain diseases and their symptoms as a legacy of our evolution. Can Darwinism lead to better treatments?
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A sea turns to dust: Glasnost brought the plight of theshrinking Aral Sea to the world's attention, but with the break-up of theSoviet Union rescue plans have fallen apart
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The challenge to HRT: Healthy women reaching the menopausemay choose to start taking hormones in a bid to safeguard their hearts andbones. But do we know enough about the role of hormones to make this auniversal prescription?
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Technology
Technology: Biosensor probes brain for early signs of disease
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Technology
Technology: Virtually open: a new British Library
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Technology
Technology: Z-Laser shines for optical fibres
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Technology: Sound waves in sync for better stereo
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Technology: 'Twin' vaccine strikes at livestock killers
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Technology: How PC's predict where crime will strike
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Science: Dinosaurs' had the bones of birds
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Marriage problems
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Can computers come in from the cold?: Four years after the destruction of the Berlin Wall, Western countries are battling to dismantle high-technology trade barriers to former communist countries
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Ethically challenged
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Timber pledge
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Test of good faith
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Smell repels
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Move over Mick Jagger
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Tools of the trade for gene engineers
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Exotic pulsar blazes trail to glory
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Canal threat to Brazilian wetland
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Science Museum axes jobs to make space
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Wrong kind of rain fools warning system
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Whooping cough vaccine 'should be replaced'
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Does patent hold promise of eternal slimness?
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Wave energy project hangs in the balance
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Halfway home for rare horses
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Manic search
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HIV scandal rocks German ministry
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Will Maastricht hold up research?
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'Molecule memory' man to lose his laboratory
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Amateurs pay to be scientists
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US counts cost of alien invaders
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Bats to roost in nuclear bunkers
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Opinion
Features
Life
Recasting the Bronze Age
Features
Shock of the past for modern medicine: A radical approach to medicine seeks to explain diseases and their symptoms as a legacy of our evolution. Can Darwinism lead to better treatments?
Features
A sea turns to dust: Glasnost brought the plight of theshrinking Aral Sea to the world's attention, but with the break-up of theSoviet Union rescue plans have fallen apart
Features
The challenge to HRT: Healthy women reaching the menopausemay choose to start taking hormones in a bid to safeguard their hearts andbones. But do we know enough about the role of hormones to make this auniversal prescription?
Features
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Forum: Why do women last longer than men? - Roy Collins ponders the reasons behind the male's shorter life span
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Forum: When the meaning is the message - Paul Keddy on the advantages of an alert sense of discrimination
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Thistle Diary: Speechless, indestructible organs and wild ways - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Review: Bang up to date
Books & Arts
Forum: Let's blast away unpopular taxes - Oliver Tickell considers hitherto unmined reserves
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Review: Eavesdropping on Hitler's nuclear elite
Books & Arts
Review: Local heroes of Monterey's marine world
Books & Arts
Review: Whose genes are they anyway?
Books & Arts
Review: Underground walk on the wild side
Books & Arts
Review: Learn to love our freshwater friends
Books & Arts
Review: The enlightenment set in stone
Books & Arts
