New Hangover Cure Debate From Medical Journal
A London doctor says congeners in drinks drive hangovers more than ethanol. Hair of the dog may block congeners formation, with bourbons and brandies higher risk than vodka. Moderate drinking linked to lower all-cause mortality. heavy use raises death risk from cirrhosis stroke and digestive cancers.
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Monoceros at Night Sky Guide with Binocular Tips
Sunday night sky guide describes Monoceros and its bright stars Beta Monocerotis and Ross 614. It notes component separations, faint stars, and clusters like Messier 50, with binocular viewing tips and a map orientation. Star magnitudes range from bright system A to faint background, inviting observers to test colors with slight focus.
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The Resurrection by Robin McKie
London Observer Service examines the topic of resurrection with a scientific and cultural lens. The piece discusses debates around belief, historical context, and potential implications for science and faith.
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Gallo Rehabilitated After AIDS Research Drama in Baltimore
Robert Gallo, once vilified over HIV discovery and linked to Montagnier, now heads a top AIDS research hub in Baltimore. His Institute of Human Virology draws global scientists with Maryland backing, while his chemokine work earns Science magazine accolades.
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Gallo under fire over AIDS virus credit and beta-chemokine role
The article recounts disputes over who discovered HIV and the patent rights for blood tests, noting allegations of misconduct against Gallo and Popovic that were largely dropped. It also describes Gallo's findings on beta-chemokines protecting against HIV and a pregnancy hormone reversing Kaposi's sarcoma symptoms.
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NIH Office of Scientific Integrity
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AIDS conference finds Gallo headlining breakthrough claim
Dr. Robert Gallo addressed delegates at the 11th International Conference on AIDS in Vancouver on July 8 1996. He presented a discovery hailed as one of 1996s major breakthroughs.
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Vancouver
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NeXT wave tests Apple as Jobs returns to lead
Steve Jobs, ousted in 1985, is rehired to guide Apple with vision and Mac OS software. NeXT's object oriented, multitasking OS will influence next generation Mac OS, while compatibility questions loom for existing Macs and software. Gilbert Amelio promises full OS details at the San Francisco convention.
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Apple’s turbulent comeback and NeXT era outline
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