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Bottle feeding and obesity

Bottle-fed babies who graduate to solid food too early could be storing up weight problems for years to come.

Mar 7, 2006

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Study: humans are still evolving

Even as controversy continues over the theory of evolution, scientists say they've found the strongest evidence yet that humans are still evolving.

Mar 7, 2006

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Bell, AT&T deal faces flak in Washington

Telecom analysts are looking to Washington for signs of possible trouble ahead for AT&T's blockbuster acquisition of BellSouth.

Mar 7, 2006

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Braxada launched as world wireless conduit

RadioShack and three other companies have formed a new commercial alliance that will serve as a worldwide retail supplier of wireless handsets.

Mar 7, 2006

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Study: More animals might face extinction

An Imperial College London study warns that human development may soon place many animals at risk of extinction.

Mar 7, 2006

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Research reveals hidden magnetism in superconductivity

While studying a compound made of the elements cerium- rhodium-indium, researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have discovered that a magnetic state can coexist with ...

Mar 7, 2006

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Chip project to bring Bluetooth to players

SigmaTel and Infineon are jointly developing semiconductors to enable Bluetooth solutions to be included in portable media players.

Mar 7, 2006

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Nano World: Twin-barreled nano-eyedropper

Devices resembling crosses between eyedroppers and double-barreled shotguns only nanometers or billionths of a meter wide can create droplets 10 times smaller than a red blood cell for use as chemical reactors, experts told ...

Mar 7, 2006

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