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Groundbreaking blueprint calls for widespread availability of antiretroviral treatment to HIV-infected persons in poor countries
Report from world's scientific community concludes problem is worse than originally thought
Cuts through conflicting professional advice
School districts nationwide improperly place minority students in special education classes
Researcher looks at why huge projects often are losing propositions
An analytic framework for organizational knowledge management
150,000 patients in U.S. per year suffer from artery narrowing after placement of stent
Telescopes search for extraterrestrial beacons
'This is like the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls'
Epidemics are lens to view American society, says medical historian
Also protected from secondhand effects of alcohol
Researchers make case that it is, and that government effort to limit access to encryption software is unconstitutional
Harvard Divinity School book addresses promises and perils
Education should drive coming changes in multimedia
Rhode Island law called successful
Researchers set new limits on amount of material in outer reaches of solar system
Federal data underestimate problem
Seeks to understand harbor and Massachusetts Bay
Report also sees soft news weakening democracy
Painstaking project designed to uncover hard data
National Center for Adult Literacy researchers argue that 1 in 3 Massachusetts workers will sink in the new economy
New book helps leaders facilitate lasting change
Can look back in time as far as 13-14 billion years
Networks of connections are altering culture, economics, security, and governance
Mentoring is one important factor
More than 100 million people in India affected
'Outlaw entrepreneurs' create viable public space
Better ventilation seen as key to preventing absences