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Nursing homes face dilemma (AP)
Praca jest największym złodziejem snu
Leciwa sosna z Finlandii
Lawmakers and consumers ask FDA to delay cloning ruling (Reuters)
It is unscientific to pour wholesale scorn on complementary medicine
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Dioxin spot in Mich. could be worst ever (AP)
Extreme floods hit 500 million people a year
Insouciance Recaptured
Dwudziestolecie Warszawskiego Hospicjum Społecznego
USA: program wymiany młodzieży z Polską
NASA chief: China will beat us back to moon
Mars is 'covered in table salt'
Superkasa Stefczyka
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Modified human vaccine may protect cattle from TB

A vaccine to protect cattle against highly infectious bovine tuberculosis is to be tested in national herds within three to five years, following successful trials ...

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Q&A: The human tissue and embryo bill

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Out of the bushes

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Laughing gas increases risk of pneumonia and fever, says study

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Scientists grow human liver cells in mice

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The age of endarkenment

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Human-animal embryo study wins approval

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