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guardian.co.uk » Science | guardian.co.uk - 5 hours ago
Scientists trial cutting technology in hospitals to dissect human bone and tissue
thaindian.com » Thaindian News - 23 hours ago
By Afzal Bhat Srinagar, Oct.11 (ANI): Annual milk production in Kashmir Valley has touched a record mark of 8.78 lakhs of metric tonnes, an increase of 28,000 metric tonnes over the previous year, courtesy the …
Also tagged: kashmir, national, procurement, jammu and kashmir, kashmir valley, ahmad, milk production, department of animal husbandry, six years, previous year, deputy director, metric tonnes, bhat, lakhs, dairies, processing units, fayaz, oct 11, dairy development, modern processing
guardian.co.uk » Technology | guardian.co.uk - Oct 10, 2008
'Daddy, where are you?" came the small voice from downstairs. Not unusual, except that it was our third child, Lachlan, who is deaf. Yet here he was, calling for me – which meant that he knew I could hear him, and that …
Also tagged: disability, technology, science, family, life and style, social care, deaf issue
abc.net.au » ABC News: Brisbane - Oct 10, 2008
A Brisbane author celebrates the life of a larrikin tennis star and his unlikely partnership with a US philanthropist.
Also tagged: health, sport, tennis, australia, qld, community and society, brisbane 4000
abc.net.au » ABC News : New South Wales - Oct 9, 2008
New research has found the effectiveness of nicotine replacement therapy is unproven in helping smokers to quit when it is used without additional support.
Also tagged: nicotine, nsw, drug use, newcastle 2300
guardian.co.uk » Science | guardian.co.uk - Oct 9, 2008
Rebecca Atkinson: Deaf, like black, is not just a description of a physical attribute, but an expression of pride, belonging and cultural identity
Also tagged: disability, science, genetics, family, life and style, embryos and stem cells, deaf issue
guardian.co.uk » Science | guardian.co.uk - Oct 9, 2008
Charles Arthur: Two years ago, at 14 months, our son Lachlan had an operation to give him a cochlear implant
Also tagged: disability, science, family, life and style, social care, deaf issue
guardian.co.uk » Science | guardian.co.uk - Oct 8, 2008
Discovery of green-glowing protein from jellyfish helps net two American and one Japanese scientists the Nobel prize for chemistry
Also tagged: science, biochemistry and molecular biology
truthout.org » Truthout - All Articles - Oct 8, 2008
Today, we're confronted with a cancer epidemic. One French person out of four will die of cancer. And quite frequently before the age of 65. I myself have been on the wrong side of the statistics since I was 31, when I …
Also tagged: cancer, prevention, epidemic, cholera, david servan schreiber
guardian.co.uk » UK news | guardian.co.uk - Oct 8, 2008
IVF success rates have increased for women in every age group