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Phentermine, a wonder pill to reduce obesity
May 27 2006, Pratyush

Reducing weight is a prime importance in obesity. There are so many ways to reduce obesity such as diet control, Exercise and physical activities. Now ‘diet pills’ have come out with proper directions to loose weight. They might make a good impact when...

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CSI commander faces another suit in Neb. murders
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A Nebraska crime scene investigator faces another lawsuit by a man who was wrongfully charged in a 2006 double-murder case.
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CSI commander facing lawsuit in Neb. murder case
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Less than a week after being indicted for allegedly tampering with evidence in a homicide investigation, a crime scene investigator is being sued in federal court by...
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Atty: Neb. CSI head not a criminal, may have erred
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The lawyer for a crime scene investigator charged with falsifying records in a murder case said Friday his client may have made mistakes but did not commit a crime. And...
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Atty: Neb. CSI official committed error, not crime
AP, Omaha
The lawyer for a crime scene investigator accused of planting evidence in a murder case said Friday his client may have made mistakes but did not commit a crime. And a...
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Prosecutor: No misconduct in CSI chief's old cases
AP, Omaha
A Nebraska prosecutor says a review of dozens of cases so far has found no evidence of tampering by a top investigator who is accused of planting evidence in a 2006...
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Atty: CSI unit head committed error, not crime
AP, Omaha
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Blood vessels made from patients' cells
AP, London
Scientists have grown blood vessels for kidney patients from their own cells, making it easier and safer for them to use dialysis machines, a new study says.
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made popular Apr 24 2009
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Omaha CSI director accused of planting evidence
AP, Omaha
The commander of the Douglas County crime scene investigations unit is facing federal and state charges over accusations that he planted evidence in the car of two...
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Nebraska CSI director accused of planting evidence
AP, Omaha
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Bacteria found thriving beneath Antarctic glacier
AP, Washington
Hidden in the bone-chilling dark beneath an Antarctic glacier, a colony of strange bacteria is thriving.
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made popular Apr 16 2009
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Calif. court upholds rejection of blood contract
AP, Santa Ana
A blood oath isn’t good enough for a California appeals court.
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made popular Mar 11 2009
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No individual blame in UK's tainted blood scandal
AP, London
The first extensive report into Britain’s tainted blood scandal stopped short Monday of blaming individual doctors or companies for what is widely viewed as the...
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Britain releases report into tainted blood scandal
AP, London
A report into the use of contaminated blood that infected roughly 5,000 hemophiliacs in Britain with hepatitis C and HIV called Monday for increased financial help to...
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Gene test helps set accurate blood thinner dose
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Prosecutors: Girl's killers ate her body parts
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FDA panel unanimously backs Lilly blood thinner
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A panel of government health experts said Tuesday a highly anticipated Eli Lilly blood thinner marks a significant advance over older treatments and should be...
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In Japan, you are what your blood type is
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Three brothers suffering from ALD, a rare brain disease
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Research for MS cause is on the way to start
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