Daily Highlights Bio-engergy plant gains carbon credits - Drug makers target inappropriate use - Website logs human
genes - Donors to have say on embryo destiny - Body fat link to pre-eclampsia
Bio-engergy plant gains carbon credits A proposal to build a bio-energy plant to heat Southern Paprika's glasshouses
has won a share of "carbon credits" from the Government for cutting greenhouse gas emissions."Southern Paprika is
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Drug makers target inappropriate use Worried that millions of Americans are using prescription opiate painkillers to get
high rather than to ease severe chronic pain, drug makers are working on ways to prevent abuse.Cooperating close...
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Website logs human genes A detailed functional map of more than 20,000 human genes has been published on the internet by
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Donors to have say on embryo destiny Australian couples who have donated spare embryos to medical research after
infertility treatment are having a say in how their embryos are used, says the head of a government committee.This
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Body fat link to pre-eclampsia Chemicals in fat tissue may trigger pre-eclampsia in some pregnant women, a study
suggests. Researchers in the United States studied over 1,000 pregnant women. About 6% went on to develop pre-ecla...
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