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No dead end,this
Molecular biology may soon help to produce less addictive cigarettes. Harnessing the latest tools in genetics and biotechnology, a team of Chinese researchers has found a way to manipulate the levels of nicotine — widely vilified as one of the greatest threats to health — in tobacco leaves. ...  | Read.. 
Energy down the toilet
When it comes to saving energy, the Japanese have much to teach the US and other rich countries, whose leaders descend on Japan next month for a Group ...  | Read.. 
The power of black
Rising population, especially in the developing countries, and the ever increasing energy demand by industries have had futurologists worrying over th ...  | Read.. 
Parents part, kids fall short
Separation from mum or dad may pose serious learning difficulties for young children, says new research. ...  | Read.. 
No dead end,this
Mesh of music
All of us love to listen to music, but most of us would rather get it for free than go to a shop and buy an album. You may not want the whole album, but just two or three songs. In the pre-Internet days, we would borrow cassettes and try to make a co ...  | Read.. 
Corns and calluses
The foot is an engineering marvel that cannot be duplicated by robotics. It is composed of 26 bones, 33 joints and around a hundred tendons, ligaments ...  | Read.. 
Why Corner
Why do some people have a longer second toe?