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Gene therapy tool would target free radicals
New method would make the most of the balance between the good and bad of free radicals, offering a potential treatment for cardiovascular diseases.
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Health & MedicineNobel Prize in medicine given for HIV, HPV discoveries
Three Europeans recognized for linking viruses to AIDS, cervical cancer.
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Health & MedicineFlu shot in pregnancy protects newborns
Mothers-to-be impart antibodies to offspring that pay dividends later
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Health & MedicineSimple dietary supplements could help stave off AIDS
Many people newly infected with HIV stayed healthy on regimen involving multivitamins and selenium.
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Science & SocietyTop 25 stories of 2013, from microbes to meteorites
This year, careful readers may have noticed a steady accumulation of revelations about the bacterial communities that call the human body home.
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LifeDietary changes affect gut microbes within a day
Menu restricted to meat, egg and cheese alters bacterial mix more than eating only plants.
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LifeYear in Review: Your body is mostly microbes
Microbiome results argue for new view of animals as superorganisms.
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LifeYear in Review: A double dose of virus scares
Outbreaks of two deadly viruses captured the world’s attention in 2013, but neither turned into the global pandemic expected to strike one of these years.
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MicrobesVirus-thwarting mosquitoes decline on Vietnamese island
Scientists plan to release second generation of mosquitoes that stop the spread of dengue fever.
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GeneticsTop genomes of 2013
Scientists continue to decode the genetic blueprints of the planet’s myriad flora and fauna.
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Health & MedicineDog dust may benefit infant immune systems
Microbes from pet-owning houses protected mice against allergy, infection.
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NeuroscienceNarcolepsy may be an autoimmune disease
Narcolepsy occurs when wayward immune forces launch an attack on brain cells responsible for wakefulness, a new study suggests.
By Nathan Seppa