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Breaking News Wed, 23 Jul 2008
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Agriculture   Durban   Food   Photos   South Africa  
 Common Dreams 
South African Small Farmers Pushed to Plant GM Seed
| DURBAN, South Africa - Baphethile Mntambo has been farming organically for the past five years because she knows that avoiding chemicals will in the long-term benefit her yield. She decided not to p... (photo: WN / aruna1)
Cat
Animals   Cats   Dogs   Experiments   Photos  
 The Independent 
Experiments on animals rose to 3.2m last year
| More than 3.2 million experiments on animals, including dogs, cats and monkeys, were carried out last year - the highest total since the early 1990s. | Government figures showed it had presided over... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Hamster - Rodent - Animal - Wildlife. (ps1)  The Guardian 
Vivisection: Scientists use 6% more animals for research
| The number of scientific procedures carried out on animals rose by 6% last year to just over 3.2m. The vast majority (83%) used rodents, while the number of was down 6% with 3,125 monkeys being used... (photo: Public Domain / -)
Animals   Diseases.   Experiments   Photos   Researchs  
cow eyes  The Guardian 
Discarded cow eyes could replace live animals in toxicity tests
| A technique that allows experiments to be carried out on cow eyes thrown away by abattoirs could lead to thousands fewer rabbits being used in scientific research each year. | The technique involves... (photo: Creative Commons / Naib )
Animals   Disease   Health   Photos   Science  
Top Stories
 KLdy1 - Apr07 - nuggets - junk food - fried food - obesity - obese - eating habits - fattening food - deep fried - oily food. (dy1) The Star
Preventing cancer
| Factors such as inappropriate food and nutrition, physical inactivity, overweight and obesity are important causes of cancers. | THE World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) I... (photo: WN)
Disease   Food   Nutrition   Obesity   Photos  
Kimberly Doheny, lab director at the Center for Inherited Disease Research at Johns Hopkins University, holds an example of a slide used for testing DNA , Friday, March 21, 2008, in Baltimore. The Times
How your behaviour can change your children's DNA
| For Beatrix Zwart being young means having fun. She works hard, and out of hours she plays hard - including plenty of nights on the town with her friends. | "I lead a s... (photo: (AP Photo/Rob Carr) / )
Health   Kids   Photos   Science   Society  
Bread                               The Daily Telegraph
New flour means bread could fight obesity
| A new type of flour could turn the humble loaf of bread into a weapon against obesity.Anti-obesity pill 'may be ready in 10 years'Sleep can help obese children lose wei... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Bread   Calories   Flour   Obesity   Photos  
 LunarEclipse - Moon - Space - pjb1 Canada Dot Com
Food that's out of this world
| MONTREAL - It takes three days to travel to the moon and six months to get to Mars. But the real challenge is not getting there, it's what to eat. | "Space agriculture ... (photo: GNU)
Food   Photos   Research   Space   Travel  
 Common Dreams
Is Your Picnic Filled With 'Franken-Foods'?
| Some 200 million acres of the world's farms grew biotech crops last year, with over 90 percent of those crops coming from genetically engineered seeds patented by U.S.-... (photo: WN / patricia)
Biotech   Food   Nutrition   Photos   Science  
Inquirer
China says further agriculture gains difficult
| BEIJING -- After several years of bumper crops, China's agriculture ministry warned natural disasters, lack of local investment, and less intensive farming methods are ... (photo: WN / patricia)
Agriculture   China   Food   Health   Photos  
Canada Dot Com
Food inspection 'disaster' looms
| OTTAWA - A government plan to transfer key parts of food inspection to industry so companies can police themselves will put the health of Canadians at risk, according t... (photo: WN / james)
Food   Health   Nutrition   Photos  
Agriculture Science
- Argentine leader's top aide resigns after tax vote setba
- ARS Releases Gulfcrimson Peach to Nurseries
- Virginia peach harvest under way
- Agri futures trading should be discouraged: Par Panel
Fruits - Fruit - Peach - Peaches - Stone Fruit. (ps1)
Virginia peach harvest under way
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- Labor 'to consider' nuclear initiative
- Closer look shows southeast will see more scorchers
- Nationals question science on warming
- Google takes wraps off ad-driven Internet encyclopedia after
Cigarettes
Debate on menthol cigarettes crucial to Lorillard
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Environment Health
- IOC chief lashed for claims he's responsible for China r
- Penguins wash ashore in Brazil, prompting concerns about the
- UK's nuclear clean-up industry in turmoil, report reveal
- Top 10 Water Wasters: From Washing Dishes to Watering the De
International Olympic Committee IOC President, Belgian Jacques Rogge, smiles after a press conference before the inauguration of the Pavillon as a new extension of the IOC headquarters during the Olympic day in Lausanne, Switzerland, Monday, June 23, 20
IOC chief lashed for claims he's responsible for China reforms
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- Simple Procedure Improves Male Fertility
- Tomato scare leaves US with concerns on food safety
- Quacks go mainstream as demand for alternative healthcare do
- Court awards brain-damaged dieter $1.6m
Tomatoes
Tomato scare leaves US with concerns on food safety
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Food Genetic Engineering
- Girl, 8, kicked out of tennis tournament
- Cycling: Ellis takes road race title
- Sober Shadbolt denied entry to bar
- Motorists warned to avoid tunnel after crash
Tomatoes
Tomato scare leaves US with concerns on food safety
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- Pill shown to target form of muscular dystrophy
- Mouse Model to Aid Sinusitis Research
- Tobacco plant to fight against cancer
- Growth hormones don't taint milk, studies suggest
 Leaders of Britain´s childhood immunisation programme yesterday urged parents to continue taking their babies for jabs as they announced big changes to the vaccine components. UK sa1
Tobacco plant to fight against cancer
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