Faroe Islands News
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The Netherlands remained perfect in qualifying for soccer’s 2014 World Cup. England scored its biggest victory in 17 years, and defending champion Spain was held to a surprising home draw.
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Patients who undergo broad DNA testing to explain a specific medical condition also should be told about chance findings that indicate risk for other serious diseases, a group of genetic specialists said.
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The Faroe Islands, a tiny, windswept land halfway between Scotland and Iceland, is so barren its 50,000 inhabitants import almost everything except fish and sheep. Now it wants to leap to the frontier of genetic medicine.
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I sat clutching my wife’s hand, nodding, listening, and trying to breathe.
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Exxon Mobil Corp. , the largest U.S. oil company, agreed to enter the Faroe Islands as it bought stakes in three exploration licenses from Statoil ASA.
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England beat Moldova 5-0, while Germany and the Netherlands both won at home, as European qualifying for the 2014 soccer World Cup began.
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On the fourth floor of a red brick medical building in Boston’s South End is an office where few want to go -- where people get a frequently unwelcome glimpse of their future through a careful reading of their DNA.
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Pat McCourt scored twice as Northern Ireland beat the Faroe Islands 4-0 in a qualifying match for soccer’s 2012 European Championship.
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Chemicals used in consumer products, including rain gear, stain-resistant carpeting, microwave popcorn bags and fast-food packaging, appear to limit children’s disease-fighting immune responses, a study found.
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Volcanic ash from the eruption in Iceland continued to clear today, with no-fly zones limited to an area close to the crater and another north of Scotland and west of the Faroe Islands.
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