Year: 2002
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Standing on line at the bubbler with a hoagie in my hand :
Bert Vaux maps America's dialects
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Gene signature identifies leukemia patients who should avoid transplants
Test identifies patients who can be successfully treated with chemotherapy alone
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‘Is this a puppet which I see before me?’:
Handmade characters bring pathos, hilarity to 'Macbeth'
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Matthew Shair imitates, improves on nature:
"We're interested in making things that have new biological and chemical properties"
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Hormone replacement therapy may lower degenerative eye disease risk in postmenopausal women
50 percent less likely to develop blinding disease, research finds
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Gore family values:
Al and Tipper Gore speak at the Graduate School of Education about their two new books on family
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Nigeria: A country at a crossroads :
Conference to explore future of deeply divided Nigeria
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Step lightly
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Police reports
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Physicians say they have personally experienced medical errors
Survey shows strong disagreement between physicians and the public on effectiveness of potential solutions
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New drug combination may prevent dangerous complication of bone marrow transplantation
Study seeks better outcomes for patients receiving stem cell transplants for diseases such as leukemia and lymphoma
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Study of phthalate exposure in humans finds association with sperm DNA damage
Metabolized chemical from cosmetics, food can be measured in urine
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New 3-D mammography system may improve breast imaging
Digital tomosynthesis may better identify malignant lesions
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Scientists discover gene “signature” for tumor’s tendency to spread
Early indicator of life-threatening cancer spread might lead to a clinical test to help determine appropriate treatment
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Geographical information systems conference showcases the future
Mapping software allows insight to complex systems
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Clarification
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