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doi: 10.1038/433785bpmid: N/A
Nature's back-page fiction is good for you.
doi: 10.1038/433785apmid: 15729298
The Earth and our effects on it require monitoring and analysis worthy of their complexity and importance. Now is the time to bring global observation into the twenty-first century.
doi: 10.1038/433787apmid: 15729299
Cases of avian influenza have been overlooked, new evidence shows.
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Lab-made virus from 1940 may have found its way into Korean pigs.
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Rare, aggressive form of AIDS used to publicize dangers of unprotected sex.
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Sixty nations sign up to Earth-watching satellite system.
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Scientist accused of selling state secrets to South Korea.
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University president Larry Summers under fire for remarks on women in science.
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US advisers vote not to ban painkillers that boost risk of heart attack.
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UK field project highlights problems of excess nitrogen.
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