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Sexually transmitted diseases: High-risk behaviour on the Internet
12-December-2007
Homosexual men in China who seek sexual partners both on the Internet and in venues that traditionally attract homosexuals are at the highest risk of HIV transmission Behaviour: Insects' life after sex 9-December-2007
Summaries of newsworthy papers including: Complementing IPCC, Cooling the Cretaceous greenhouse, The pulse of the San Andreas, Re-examining firefly bioluminescence, Silicon nanowires restore optical signals, How protein modules fit together, Compact synchrotron demonstrated, Pathway to breast cancer, You must remember this & Romancing the fly Read more of the article entitled 'Behaviour: Insects' life after sex' Transgenic cell transplants offer hope against heart-attack after attacks 5-December-2007
Summaries of newsworthy papers including: Tracking volcanic activity on the Moon, Space: How close is too close? Joined-up thinking on bird flu, Cancer: A double agent exposed, Cinderella science, A quantum-dot light switch, Ancient magma ocean under Earth's mantle?, Snowball versus slushball, Are you a man or a mouse? Biological invasion: Calling for greener economic growth
5-December-2007
China's rapid economic development has accelerated biological invasion and more from Nature China this week Read more of the article entitled 'Biological invasion: Calling for greener economic growth ' Global warming: Tropics expand poleward 2-December-2007
Summaries of newsworthy papers in Nature Geoscience including: In search of a plate boundary and Modern Arctic Ocean circulation exceptional? Read more of the article entitled 'Global warming: Tropics expand poleward' |
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