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New research on abortion in Mexico has found a significant increase in the rate of abortions despite legal restrictions that virtually ban the procedure in most parts of the country.

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Oct 3 2008 by AP0 Comments

A delayed top-of-the-line BlackBerry phone from Research in Motion Ltd. is still undergoing testing by AT&T Inc., and RIM’s co-CEO implied that the carrier wants to avoid the chorus of complaints about performance that greeted the new iPhone this summer.

 
 
Oct 2 2008 by AP0 Comments

THE POLL: Mason-Dixon Polling and Research Inc., survey of 625 registered voters in Virginia. (13 electoral votes.)

 
 
Sep 26 2008 by AP0 Comments

THE POLL: The poll of 800 likely Missouri voters was conducted this week by Research 2000, a Maryland-based polling firm, for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and KMOV-TV. (11 electoral votes.)

 
 
Sep 25 2008 by AP0 Comments

The stock of Research in Motion Ltd. plunged in extended trading Thursday after the BlackBerry maker reported earnings for its latest quarter that missed Wall Street estimates, and gave a disappointing forecast.

 
 
Sep 25 2008 by AP0 Comments

Research in Motion Ltd., maker of the BlackBerry, expects its earnings in the current quarter to fall below analysts’ forecast.

 
 
Sep 25 2008 by AP0 Comments

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. says its earnings for the latest quarter rose 72 percent. The results missed analyst expectations by a penny per share.

 
 
Sep 25 2008 by AP0 Comments

Results of a Research 2000 poll done for WISC-TV in Madison, Wis., which asked likely voters in Wisconsin for their views on the presidential race.

 
 
Sep 24 2008 by AP0 Comments

Research in Motion Ltd. reports fiscal second-quarter financial results Thursday after the close of the market. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period, which ended Aug. 30.

 
 
Sep 17 2008 by AP0 Comments

A government agency has dropped plans to test a controversial treatment for autism that critics had called an unethical experiment on children.

 
 
Sep 10 2008 by AP0 Comments

Research in Motion Ltd., the maker of BlackBerry phones, is set to reveal Wednesday a phone that folds in half, a departure from the slab-like design that has defined its products.

 
 
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Sep 14 2008 by Maynard1 Comments

If the experts are successful in incorporating the new computing technologies and the evolution of a ‘virtual man’ to predict the effects of new drugs before they enter clinical trials, this will definitely be very useful in finding solutions to...

 
 
Sep 14 2008 by Leena Komarraju11 Comments

For many of us, the day begins with a steaming cup of coffee. We get over our sleep hangovers and get geared for the day after tasting that special caffeine ambrosia. But now a research published in the June 25th issue of Journal of Agricultural and...

 
 
Sep 14 2008 by Shuchi Kalra1 Comments

With depression making rounds in the society in a grand manner, scientists may be on the verge of discovering a bio-chemical indicator for the assessment of depression. A condition which hitherto was diagnosed solely on the subjective opinion of a...

 
 
Sep 14 2008 by Madhuri Katti2 Comments

Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) using implants is an emerging research frontier in psychiatry and neuromedicine. DBS technique blocks tremors using implants in brain has already been tried on Parkinson’s patients. More than 40,000 Parkinson’s...

 
 
Sep 13 2008 by Ankita2 Comments

Ageing is often related to degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, but now a breakthrough is achieved in the research for treating these. Scientists have found a way of giving old and tired muscles, responsible for degeneration,...

 
 
Sep 10 2008 by Mandira S0 Comments

Imagine if your T-shirt or blouse were intelligent enough to detect the condition of your heart and also conveys the same to your doctor without u even knowing that. This might sound like lines from a popular science fiction but researchers at University...

 
 
Sep 8 2008 by Neha Mahajan0 Comments

It’s in the Genes- yes! Scientists have finally found out the reason behind the problem which is affecting more and more people worldwide- Obesity. According to a study done by a group of scientists at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of...

 
 
Sep 7 2008 by P. Vijay0 Comments

Agri-Biotech, a Biotechnology company in Western Australia claims that its project called “Popi Milk” can prevent stomach ulcers. The company focuses on Research and Development in the fields of biotechnology, animal husbandry and immunology. It...

 
 
Aug 21 2008 by Nithya N15 Comments

Ethanol could be the fuel of the future thanks to studies done by researchers at Washington University. They have discovered a process by which fermenting bacteria are guided into breaking down the waste products during the process into methane,...

 
 
Aug 13 2008 by Nithya N0 Comments

One thing I can certify about the human race is that we are extremely curious people. Majority of us, if granted a wish would ask for invisibility, just so that we can spy on people! Either that or a Harry Potter ‘Invisibility Cloak’!...

 
 
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