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New center to jumpstart point-of-care technologies for HIV treatment in Africa
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In Germany, students seek sustainability lessons outside class
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Former president of Mexico Vicente Fox to deliver Leopold Lecture
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New class devises next-gen musical instruments
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Online HIV prevention program receives $8.8 million NIH grant
Stimulation excites the brain to form better memories
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Should we reform the Supreme Court?
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Heather Foster on growing into the Obama administration
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New ways to diagnose sleep and circadian rhythm disorders
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Northwestern rules late-night TV
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Reflections of a black student activist
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The Energy 202: In what may be a first, Patagonia endorses two Senate candidates
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Probiotic supplements: Are the health benefits for real?
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Scientists argue heart stem cell trial should be paused
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