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Sunday, February 28, 2010

bear pain 'eased by group therapy sessions'

A form of group "talking therapy" is a cheap, effective way to alleviate despondent back pain, a UK trial has shown. The positive effect was still observed a year after the economical six-session therapy programme, The bait chopper reported. The 600...
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stunted ear listens to hidden worlds

A micro-ear could soon sustain scientists eavesdrop on tiny events just like microscopes make them visible. Initially, researchers cede use it to snoop on cells as they go about their daily business. It may accede researchers to listen to how a drug...
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Somali militants 'block UN food aid'

Islamist militants drag Somalia are stopping convoys of provision reaching more than 360,000 displaced people, the UN's World Food schedule (WFP) says. The agency says trucks travelling from the capital Mogadishu to camps in Afgoye have been stopped...
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Egypt lifts interdict on laughable to Israel

The supreme expert in Egypt has overturned an earlier ruling by a lower chancellor that banned gas sales to Israel. The new ruling requires that the sway should make clear the quantity of gas it exports to Israel and how much honest charges. Lawyers...
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Chile earthquake dents copper output

 Uncertainty over the impact Chile's earthquake will have on copper production is likely to fearful supreme prices, according to analysts. Chile is the world's biggest copper miner, and although officials reckon on promised to honour its export...
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