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Monday, May 21, 2012
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- TV alcohol advertising reaching quarter of child audience
- Tuna life cycle investigated to improve aquaculture yield
- High power-to-weight ratio vehicles not culpable in majority of crashes
- Pseudocopulation orchid gets mimicry to the molecular level
- Visiting professor weighs in on fracking
- Live lures keep starlings out of WA
- Great Southern researchers explore native flora for commercial applicability
- Hope for a new meningococcal B vaccine
- Anti-smoking laws supported by Western Australians
- Freo’s wave energy project gets go ahead
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UV filter residues from cosmetics; potential aquatic contaminant http://t.co/dtuXaCuD @landcareAust @AustMarConSoc @FoEAustralia @edithcowan
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Referred itch points found to correspond with acupuncture meridians http://t.co/sN1cNxNr @bmj_latest @Curtinuni @AACMA
About 18 hours ago
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Stretching the definition of muscle disease http://t.co/g9eqOODA cc @ParkinsonsWA @M MichaelJFoxOrg @TargetMD @MDAnews @WAhealth WAIMR
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