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Medical research must not be cut. May 9, 2013. George Blumenthal. San Francisco Chronicle.
"The Odyssey of KP2" by Terrie Williams. May 20, 2013. Bob Kustra. Boise State Public Radio.
Study provides fresh take on polar bear history. March 15, 2013. Genome Web.
Bacteria may protect against disease caused by stomach infection. Tim Stephens. March 12, 2013. Health Canal.
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Other stomach microbiota modulate resistance to H. pylori-driven ulcers. March 25, 2013. MedicalXpress.
Some bacteria may protect against disease caused by stomach infection. March 12, 2013. ScienceBlog.
Should patients understand that they are research subjects? Jenny Reardon. March 3, 2013. SF Gate.
Ban on lead bullets pushed for all hunting in California. Paul Rogers. February 19, 2013. San Jose Mercury News.
Historic legacy of lead pollution persists despite regulatory efforts. February 16, 2013. Phys Org.
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Despite U.S. restrictions, lead persists. February 17, 2013. UPI.
Life, the universe, and everything: an interview with David Haussler. Jane Gitschier. January 31, 2013. PLOS Genetics.
Illumina's moleculo provides long DNA fragment sequences to improve genomes, clinical assays. Julie Karow. January 15, 2013. GenomeWeb.
Making mutations for longevity. Jacob Teal. December 6, 2012. City On A Hill Press.
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