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A war of nerves: Doctors once thought that soldiers suffering from shell shock were simply malingering to escape the battlefield. A century studded with wars has given the medical profession ample opportunity to realise its mistake.
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Will marine life survive the Gulf War?
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Dark doubts for cosmology: The so-called cold dark matter theory of cosmology unites particle physics, cosmology and the theory of how galaxies and clusters of galaxies formed into an elegant package. Why does this impressive theory find itself in diffic
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Is television of the future already obsolete?: Europe is now choosing which technologies to use for high-definition and wide-screen television. But are decisions being taken before all the options are available?
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Technology
Technology: Paint with pores takes away pongs
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Technology: Telephone that spurns unwanted calls
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Technology: Computer code speaks in many tongues
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Technology: How optical discs feel the squeeze
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Technology: Doggie and dolphin dig deep for clues to global warming
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Science: Do old people really live in the past?
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Science: Smell response test
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Technology
Technology: Plastic 'dipstick' cuts cost of HIV testing
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Technology: Rise and shine by remote control
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Science: Geologists study earthquakes in slow-motion
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Science: Polar 'satellite' could revolutionisecommunications
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Science: Has Halley's Comet split in two?
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Science: Ancient DNA gives up its secrets
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Cheap drug is best
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Early warning
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Toxic corpses
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Battery cages are 'better for hens'
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BSE hits France
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Cause identified?
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Gala prize
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Curse of the kakapo cracked at last?
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Fuss over fat leads to rethink on publicity
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Europe's squabbles jeopardise Third World research
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Cover-up continues over downed Korean plane
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Confusion over who pays for British science
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Rhino remedy
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. . . as nuclear industry calls for international rules
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Broadcasters clash over satellite rules
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Accidents cast shadow over Japan's nuclear strategy . . .
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Washington clamps down on chemicals exports
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New findings revive dispute over HIV
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Government told to support manufacturing
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Risk of epidemics threatens bombed Baghdad
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Sandflies harbour danger for 'desert rats'
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White asbestos also causes cancer
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Opinion
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Earth
The house that came in from the cold
Features
A war of nerves: Doctors once thought that soldiers suffering from shell shock were simply malingering to escape the battlefield. A century studded with wars has given the medical profession ample opportunity to realise its mistake.
Features
Will marine life survive the Gulf War?
Features
Dark doubts for cosmology: The so-called cold dark matter theory of cosmology unites particle physics, cosmology and the theory of how galaxies and clusters of galaxies formed into an elegant package. Why does this impressive theory find itself in diffic
Features
Is television of the future already obsolete?: Europe is now choosing which technologies to use for high-definition and wide-screen television. But are decisions being taken before all the options are available?
Features
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Forum: Down among the display cabinets - Mike Holderness has discovered a museum piece among museums
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Forum: Send the scouts on up ahead - The US needs guides for the technology train, says Mel Mandell
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Forum: The corn whose time has come
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Thistle Diary: Stop torturing the terrapins - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Review: It's the thought that counts
Books & Arts
Review: Prescription for a planet
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Review: Long distance haulage
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SETI Pioneers by David Swift
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Forum: An accidental waste of time - Fear of prosecution does not make chemistry safer, says John Emsley
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Books / 'Yes, Maybe No' by Dan Barker
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Review: Perfectionism in physics
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Review: Was women's finest hour in the 17th century?
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Talking Point: Global warming: look before we leap
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