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B vitamins cut old age brain shrinkage in half

May slow progression towards dementia and Alzheimer’s

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Big deal went sour? Blame the testosterone

Male CEOs’ actions in takeovers guided by hormone levels, UBC researchers say

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New humpbacked dinosaur called ‘the hunchback hunter from Cuenca’

Newly discovered dinosaur could have noticeable hump to regulate body temperature

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Decline in bee pollination linked to climate change: study

Scientist studying wild lily finds flowers bloom earlier when bees are hibernating

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Birds dying from oil sands byproduct 30 times more than estimated: study

Study estimates oil sands tailing ponds kill 2,000 birds a year, while industry reports 65

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Canadian astronaut launched into space command

Chris Hadfield has been designated to lead the International Space Station in 2013

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Hawking rejects divine role in Big Bang, creation of the universe

Author of A Brief History of Time modifies stance on God, says ‘it is not necessary to invoke God to light the blue touch paper and set the universe going’

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UN climate panel urged to reform, stick to science

Review says term-limit for chair too long, calls for stronger enforcement of scientific review procedures

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Scientists crack wheat's genetic code

Development could result in greater yield, less disease and better tolerance to drought

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Upper layer of atmosphere shrinking: study

One of the highest sections of the atmosphere is shrinking as a result of low sun activity, researchers reported Thursday.

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Canadian doctor restoring sight with artificial cornea

Creation of ‘bioartificial’ cornea would induce healing and remove the need for hard-to-find transplants

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Science journal attacks Harper’s ban on long census

Provides essential information for planning the future, professors say in Nature

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Antimatter detector to catch last shuttle to space

By looking outside Earth’s atmosphere, researchers hope to find proof of antimatter’s existence – or reasons for its absense

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Astronomers spot Earth-sized planet outside solar system

Discovery part of a growing body of evidence suggesting that the universe is full of planets, many of which could be similar to our own

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Previously unknown microbe thriving by eating spilled Gulf oil

Bacteria may have adapted over time due to natural seeps of oil in Gulf





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