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Science - AAAS

6 November 2009
MEDICINE

Slowing Brain Disease with Gene Therapy

Gene therapy of hematopoietic stem cells delays disease progression in patients with a fatal brain disorder.

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EPIDEMIOLOGY

Origins of Religion

Our propensity to believe in unseen deities has long puzzled Darwin's scientific descendants.

6 November 2009
Annual Meeting

Bridging Science and Society

The theme of this year's meeting calls on every scientist and engineer to make their work both beneficial and understandable.

4 November 2009
Sci. Transl. Med.

Suppressor of chronic inflammation slows fibrosis progression

Serum amyloid P may prove useful for kidney fibrosis.

3 November 2009
Science Signaling

Understanding Salmonella's Virulence

An enzyme essential for the virulence of Salmonella in mammals is activated by the host's RhoA.

6 November 2009
Issues & Perspectives

After the Fall of the Wall: Science Careers in Eastern Europe

After an exodus of young scientists, Eastern European countries are seeing returns on a world without walls.

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