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China’s ivory ban is great, now for shark fins and tiger bone
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 22:27)
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Beijing's ban on ivory is very welcome and could save the African elephant, but it must do the same for rhinos, pangolins and more, says Richard Schiffman
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China’s ivory ban is great, now for shark fins and tiger bone
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 22:27)
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Beijing's ban on ivory is very welcome and could save the African elephant, but it must do the same for rhinos, pangolins and more, says Richard Schiffman
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Mars should have loads more water? so where has it all gone?
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 19:00)
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We have either misunderstood what its early years were like? or it is hiding vast amounts of water beneath its surface
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Computer uses facial cues to spot if people have autism
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 16:00)
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Learning how people’s responses to stories vary has enabled a program to tell whether people have autism or ADHD
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Living near a highway may increase dementia risk by 7 per cent
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 8:30)
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Living within 50 metres of a busy road like a motorway or highway is linked to higher risk of developing dementia. Air pollution may partly be to blame
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Living near a highway may increase dementia risk by 7 per cent
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 8:30)
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Living within 50 metres of a busy road like a motorway or highway is linked to higher risk of developing dementia. Air pollution may partly be to blame
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【日経バイオテクONLINE Vol.2593】、Wmの憂鬱、今年のバイオ産業を脅かす3つの波乱要因
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2017-1-5 8:00)
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Brain shrinks less in older people who eat Mediterranean diet
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 6:00)
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As we age, our brains shrink. A study of 401 people in their 70s suggests that a diet high in vegetables and olive oil is linked to slightly less shrinkage
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Brain shrinks less in older people who eat Mediterranean diet
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 6:00)
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As we age, our brains shrink. A study of 401 people in their 70s suggests that a diet high in vegetables and olive oil is linked to slightly less shrinkage
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Metal asteroid and Trojans selected for next NASA missions
from New Scientist - News
(2017-1-5 4:51)
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The US space agency will send probes to metallic asteroid Psyche and the mysterious Trojans that flank Jupiter in the 2020s
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