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Angelina’s choice: A double mastectomy to prevent breast cancer
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17/05/2013
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Laura Brown
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What is your reaction to this decision by Angelina Jolie? Was the risk great enough to warrant the preventative surgeries?
Radiation Physics Specialist / Radiation Safety Officer
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16/05/2013
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Yani calibrates radiation survey meters and monitors the safety situation in laboratories to make sure radiation protection programs are in place.
Coverage of Commander Hadfield's Return to Earth
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13/05/2013
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Jessica Johnston
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Coverage from Hatch Opening to Soyuz Landing of Commander Hadfield's trip back home.
Disease hunters: DNA barcoding and epidemiology
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10/05/2013
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Stefanie Vogt
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Health
DNA barcoding is helping in the fight against diseases like malaria, sleeping sickness, and avian influenza.
Radiation and Health Sciences Officer
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10/05/2013
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Julie analyzes the potential health effects of radiation exposures on people & helps keep nuclear energy workers - and the public - safe!
Circadian rhythms: It's that (biological) time again!
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10/05/2013
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Michael Cardinal-Aucoin
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Health
We all have biological clocks ticking away inside us.
Regenerative Medicine in the News: A Windpipe for Hannah
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09/05/2013
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Laura Brown
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In The News
In a groundbreaking operation in April 2013, a 2 ½-year-old girl received a functioning trachea (windpipe) after breathing through a plastic tube in her neck since she was born.
Cryptography: Hashing out a solution to secure password storage
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08/05/2013
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Stefanie & Ryan Vogt
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TechBuzz
Hashing is a common method that websites use to help protect your security.
Computer passwords: Securing your digital life
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06/05/2013
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Stefanie & Ryan Vogt
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TechBuzz
Any short password that isn't a random collection of letters, numbers and special characters makes you vulnerable to hackers.
Senior Mechanical Systems Engineer
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01/05/2013
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Paul is an engineer working in space robotics, using science and math to solve people's problems.
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