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Vest Monitors 'Individual' Air Pollution
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HealthDay - WEDNESDAY, Nov. 12 (HealthDay News) -- Scientists have used the
novel idea of a "pollution vest" to determine that individual exposure to
air pollution can harm a person's heart health beyond whatever damage that
community-level exposure can cause.
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Prank NY Times: `All the news we hope to print'
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 AP - Commuters nationwide found out during Wednesday's morning rush hour that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan had ended and global warming, health care spending and the economy's problems were on their way to being solved.
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IEA stokes doubts over world's climate fight
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 Reuters - The world will have to bet on extreme measures to avoid serious global warming, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday, adding to growing worries that governments have under-estimated the problem.
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