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Scientists at the University of Colorado have confirmed that a skeleton found in remote southeastern Utah was that of a young artist, poet and wanderer who disappeared in the 1930s.
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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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AP, New York
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AP, Hatfield
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AP, Washington
Scientists seeking taxpayer money for embryonic stem cell research under President Barack Obama’s new plan must use cells originally culled from fertility clinic...
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A handful of children once severely allergic to peanuts now can eat them without worry. Scientists have retrained their immune systems so they’re allergy-free.
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Scientists used sedatives to free an endangered right whale entangled in rope off Florida’s Atlantic Coast.
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AP, Pasadena
Scientists have found a new moon hidden in one of Saturn’s dazzling outer rings.
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Scientists might have found a way to deal drug-resistant tuberculosis a one-two punch using two old, safe antibiotics _ and studies in ill patients could begin later...
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AP, Los Angeles
Scientists are studying a huge cache of Ice Age fossil deposits recovered near Los Angeles’ famous La Brea Tar Pits.
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AP, Chicago
Scientists are pursuing earthquakes deep into their subterranean lairs, studying them on land and below the sea. Yet, confronted with the question of when and where the...
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AP, Washington
Scientists have unraveled the genetic code of the common cold _ all 99 known strains of it, to be exact.
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AP, Pasadena
Scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., are trying to figure out why the Mars rover Spirit is acting erratically.
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AP, Washington
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Alan Trounson, president of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, poses for a portrait at his offices in San Francisco, Monday, March 9, 2009. Trounson reacted favorably to the news that President Obama on Monday cleared the way for a...
