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Prevention of tuberculosis, the world’s second-deadliest infectious disease, may unintentionally boost drug resistance of more dangerous strains of the bacteria, especially among HIV-infected patients, according to a study.
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As a former professional cyclist, Phil Southerland knows about competition.
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When BHP Billiton Ltd.’s new chief executive officer Andrew Mackenzie got his doctorate in chemistry in 1980, the ground-breaking research attracted the attention of oil producers including Chevron Corp.
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BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest mining company, said an expected slowdown in demand for minerals over the next five years makes cutting costs and boosting productivity a priority.
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BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest mining company, said a slowdown in demand for minerals over the next five years makes cutting costs and boosting productivity a priority.
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BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest mining company, named copper unit head Andrew Mackenzie as chief executive officer to succeed Marius Kloppers, who failed to deliver on about $200 billion of potential takeovers.
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Cave paintings in northern Spain, possibly created by Neanderthals, may be the oldest known examples in the world, according to a new analysis.
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Cave paintings in Spain need to be analyzed further before the works can be confirmed as the oldest known examples in the world, an archaeologist said, casting doubt over a paper published in the journal Science.
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A European team of astronomers discovered the farthest-away galaxy ever, with light that began shining when the universe was only about 600 million years old.
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Antarctic researchers found as much as 400 billion metric tons of carbon hidden under the ice sheets, with the potential to seep out as methane and accelerate global warming.
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