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Can technology save the world?
2-December-2009

Summaries of newsworthy papers: A supernova explosion with a difference, The fasting Fox protein, History of the East African monsoon, Nature welcomes two new columnists, Magnetic mimic and Nutritional balance is key to longer life

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Contact: Ruth Institution: Nature Publishing Group
 
USM INNOVATION: METHADONE THERAPY TO REDUCE SPREAD OF HIV AMONG ADDICTS
30-November-2009

A team of researchers from the Institute for Research in Molocular Medicine (INFORMM), Universiti Sains Malaysia have successfully developed a drug therapy called Methadone Therapy which is not only an effective method of treating drug addiction but which has the capacity to reduce the transmission of HIV among addicts who use needles.

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Contact: Mohamad Abdullah Institution: Universiti Sains Malaysia
 
A method to purify heart muscle cells
29-November-2009

Summaries of newsworthy papers:Fuelling the future; A new way to kill cancer cells; Deep-ocean carbon sequestration; Variant associated with alcoholic liver disease; Learning long-term connections; Parkinson’s gene mutated in cancer; Asymmetric lake distribution on Titan; Sequencing small ChIPs; Glutamate receptor up close

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Contact: Ruth Institution: Nature Publishing Group
 
Mirror-image snails made by embryonic manipulation
25-November-2009

Summaries of newsworthy papers: Listen with your skin; A saltier south Atlantic; The future looks bright; ‘Bone’ protein linked to fever; Dynamic upwelling beneath the Gulf of California and Globular clusters shed light on Galaxy formation

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Contact: Ruth Institution: Nature Publishing Group
 
Metabolite levels go awry in brain tumours
22-November-2009

Bacterial skin care, Mismatch associated with graft-versus-host-disease, East Antarctic ice loss, High levels of HLA-C associated with slower HIV/AIDS progression, A stroke against stroke, Balancing European emissions, Assessing natural memory and An amplifier for terahertz waves

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Contact: Ruth Institution: Nature Publishing Group
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