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What’s eating American consumers?
Sat 6 Apr 2013
The term “superfood”, used to describe high-nutrient foods, could take on an entirely different meaning in the US when applied to the phenomenon of the loaf of bread that never seems to go stale a... (photo: WN / james)

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Early genetic markers of Alzheimer's risk identified
Fri 5 Apr 2013
Genetic markers that could help highlight who is at risk of developing Alzheimer's disease have been identified by US scientists. | The research in Neuron identifies mutations that affect the bui... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)

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	Russia’s Progress Cargo Spacecraft to Be ‘Buried’ in Pacific Novosti
	U.S. Orbital to launch space rocket Sunday Xinhua
	The debt-ridden EU stares bankruptcy in the face The Daily Telegraph

Technology

	Tech stocks lead US rebound Canberra Times
	Does technology hinder or help toddlers' learning? BBC News
	Facebook adds free calling for Android Messenger app users Sun Sentinel

Environment

	China rushes relief after Sichuan quake kills 180 The Times Of India
	Bringing bears to Scotland to be debated at Lochinver BBC News
	Garden column: It's Earth Day, so time to go green The Florida Times Union

Health

	Celebrity weight loss tips from Octavia Spencer The Examiner
	Increasingly fewer quiet oases in Switzerland Swissinfo
	1.5 million people affected by China quake CNTV

Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on April 16

Capsules of Norvir, a new AIDS drug, roll off the manufacturing line at Abbot Laboratories in Chicago, Ill., in February 1996. The new drug was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Friday, March, 1, 1996, 72 days after after being filed for approval. The drug, called protease inhibitors, is expected to be available within weeks.

Gilead seeks FDA OK for game-changing hepatitis C drug

Ducks swim near a warning sign at an amusement park in Beijing, China, Wednesday, April 3, 2013.

China Closes Live Poultry Markets on Bird Flu Fear

Investor's health problems created a company U~T San Diego
Scientists Spot Cancer Metabolism Changes US News
Embryonic stem cell transplant restores memory, learning in PhysOrg
Investor Took The Painful Route To Starting Biotech U~T San Diego
China Biotech In Review: Thermo Fisher Emerges Victorious In Seeking Alpha
Monsanto soybean oil could replace fatty fish acids STL Today
Michael L. Greenberg The News & Observer
Gene wars: the last-ditch battle over who owns the rights to The Observer
Gene wars: the last-ditch battle over who owns the rights to The Guardian
Rajasthan govt to give free cancer drugs The Times Of India
In a first, Rajasthan govt to provide free leukemia drugs The Times Of India
Sen. Roy Blunt criticized over added agricultural provision Kansas City Star
Court: Can human genes be patented? Houston Chronicle
Austin startup Macromoltek looks to make mark with antibody Austin American Statesman
Agency cuts New Haven bond rating a notch Newsday
The Best- And Worst-Performing Biotech Stocks, April 12 to A Forbes
Need for experts in science, communication mooted Chennai Online
RI-Swiss gain momentum for partnership Jakarta Post
Boston immobilised as hunt for terrorist continues Canberra Times
Probe begins in vaccine use-by date extension The Times Of India

Tourists visit Asia's largest Tulip Garden on the Foothhills of Zabarwan range over looking Dal Lake in Srinagar on Sunday 07, April 2013. More than 45,000 tourists have visited the Asias largest Tulip Garden here since it was thrown open to public 10 days ago.

Tulip tree's genome is 'molecular fossil'

In this 2008 photo made available by the Bourn Hall Clinic, British physiologist Robert Edwards attends the 30th birthday party of the world's first "test tube" fertilization baby Louise Joy Brown, at the Bourn Hall, in Bourn, England.

Test-tube baby pioneer Robert Edwards dies aged 87

A Balinese government official injects a chicken to cull it as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of bird flu, at a market in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia on Thursday, April 26, 2012. An eight-year-old boy died from bird flu in a Bali hospital on Tuesday night. Bird flu began ravaging poultry in 2003 and has killed over three-hundred people worldwide. While the number of poultry outbreaks has greatly diminished since then, it is still present in some areas of Asia and the Middle East. Indonesia has been the hardest-hit country, accounting for nearly half of the deaths.

H7N9 bird flu strain has fearful traits: experts

Are we ready for genetically-modified bananas via Australia? Deccan Herald
Large-scale genetic study defines relationship between prima PhysOrg
Fainting May Be Genetic, Study Finds Huffington Post
Life did exist before Earth, claim scientists Zeenews
Then and now: Gene Boyle's Restaurant North Jersey
Goldilocks planets, baby thoughts, old-fashioned genes The Examiner
Australia's koala crisis: gene sequencing provides hope The Observer
Gene wars: the last-ditch battle over who owns the rights to The Observer
Gene wars: the last-ditch battle over who owns the rights to The Guardian
Australia's koala crisis: gene sequencing provides hope The Guardian
Stem cell donor ditches Stanford University professor The Times Of India
Court: Can human genes be patented? Houston Chronicle
Pioneer professor leads battle on heart disease The Guardian
Providence football coach Justin Hardin has great genes The Charlotte Observer
GSK paid competition to delay production of generic drug, sa The Hindu
We miss you Gene Hackman The Examiner
7 new genes behind pulmonary fibrosis identified Newstrack India
The Necessity of Genetically Engineered Crops All Africa
New 'tree of life' created to study fish evolution Zeenews
Kenneth Eugene "Gene" Spivey The News & Observer

Bats on the tree - mammals - animal

Bat-killing white-nose syndrome continues to spread

File - A TALON robot attracts attention on a test drive down Disney drive after repairs at the Joint Robotic Repair Detachment shop Oct. 27, 2011, at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan.

Reining in fully autonomous 'killer robots'

Young North Koreans train for 'revenge on US' NZ Herald
Can epigenetics merge the nature/nurture debate? The Examiner
Australia's koala crisis: gene sequencing provides hope The Observer
Gene wars: the last-ditch battle over who owns the rights to The Observer
Gene wars: the last-ditch battle over who owns the rights to The Guardian
Australia's koala crisis: gene sequencing provides hope The Guardian
Short Science, April 21, 2013 South China Morning Post
In research and administration, new UNC chancellor accustome The News & Observer
Young North Koreans train to seek 'revenge on US' Stars and Stripes
Propaganda 101: N. Korean kids train to seek ‘revenge The Washington Times
Electronic zippers control DNA strands Deccan Herald
New 'tree of life' created to study fish evolution Zeenews
Electronic zippers control DNA strands Deccan Chronicle
New 'tree of life' created to study fish evolution Newstrack India
Dancing for Godot The Irish Times
New theory of origins: Life older than Earth itself WorldNetDaily
Reply to Chris Anderson, TED and the TED Community: We'r Huffington Post
Tamerlan Tsarnaev: A Chechen jihadist in Boston? The Washington Times
Study Could Explain Why Some People Get Acne And Others Don& The Inquisitr
For schools' FCAT coordinators, testing is their life Herald Tribune

Are we ready for genetically-modified bananas via Australia? Deccan Herald
At 56 deaths a month, Vidarbha screams for intervention Newstrack India
At 56 deaths a month, Vidarbha screams for intervention Zeenews
Monsanto soybean oil could replace fatty fish acids STL Today
Hooked on the fish trade The Star
Sen. Roy Blunt criticized over added agricultural provision Kansas City Star
Court: Can human genes be patented? Houston Chronicle
RI-Swiss gain momentum for partnership Jakarta Post
Business Forum: Real impact of 'Monsanto Protection Act Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Chinese minister visits Amity Varsity Newstrack India
One-Fourth Of Americans Expect Finances To Improve Over Next Huffington Post
Australia has the skills and resources to lead the way in fe The Australian
Green Activism Evolution Since The First Earth Day (PHOTOS) Huffington Post
Tracking the causes of monarch butterfly decline The Guardian
Windows or Doors? Experts, publics and open policymaking The Guardian
UPDATE 1-Syngenta shrugs off cold weather to post solid sale Reuters
Public must embrace changes needed to become top food suppli The Australian
Agriculture is putting SA in deep water Business Day
Herbicide use set to increase as Monsanto joins forces with The Examiner
Fears of GMOs based on ‘commercial politics’, sa The Irish Times

Do our legislators ever read the bills they pass? The Examiner
Biotech firm merges with Tampa’s HedgePath Business Journal
NCC to sponsor STEM camps Rocky Mount Telegram
BioAlabama will attend biotech conference in Chicago The Business Review
Which Comes First: The Woman or Her Eggs? Huffington Post
Can human DNA be patented? France24
Philadelphia biotech firm to expand Alzheimer's imaging The Business Review
Minn. may aid biotech firm after covert courtship STL Today
Small business: Your business online - Steve Lombardi NZ Herald
UG admissions at TNAU from May 6 The Hindu
Minn. may aid biotech firm after covert courtship San Francisco Chronicle
GRANTHAM: Capitalism Is Great, But It Assigns No Value To Yo Business Insider
Justices at odds over patents for human genes Fox31 Denver
Industry Giant Emerged From Humble Beginnings In Encinitas U~T San Diego
Jeremy Grantham on how to feed the world and why he invests The Guardian
Gene patenting raises eyebrows at top court Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Justices wary of wide human gene patent ruling Reuters
Legal challenge in United States to patents of human genes South China Morning Post
US justices wary of wide human gene patent ruling The Times Of India
Supreme Court justices question idea of patenting human gene Star Telegram

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What’s eating American consumers?

Full Show: The Toxic Assault on Our Children Axis of Logic
Director Ramin Bahrani ups the creative stakes with 'At The Los Angeles Times
Young cancer patient's good news: 'Total remission!& Philadelphia Daily News
Probiotic gripe water and how to keep toxins out of baby foo The Examiner
Sir Martin Rees: Six ways to infinity... and beyond The Independent
Do our legislators ever read the bills they pass? The Examiner
Sixty years of DNA: ‘It changed our understanding of l The Irish Times
Whole Foods raises bar with product labeling Detroit news
EFSA Rejects GM Form Of Corn Used In NZ Food Scoop
Kashi joins the Non-GMO Project (Video) The Examiner
Arresting views on food Toronto Sun
"Identify the Perpetrator": How The Obama fulfills Exopolitics
The 'trouble on the farm' movie gets taken to melodr The Charlotte Observer
The 'trouble on the farm' movie gets taken to melodr The State
The 'trouble on the farm' movie gets taken to melodr The Tribune San Luis Obispo
The 'trouble on the farm' movie gets taken to melodr The News & Observer
The 'trouble on the farm' movie gets taken to melodr Lexington Herald-Leader
Genetic testing not useful for predicting Type 2 diabetes, s CBC
Utah eco-activists hope Francis becomes the eco-pope The Salt Lake Tribune
Consumers should have the right to know if they are eating G The Guardian

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