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Exploring Facebook’s massive, picture-painting AI brain
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First human Crispr gene-editing trial gets early approval
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New York Restaurants Are Already Making Money Off Pokémon Mania
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Nintendo shares go parabolic as Pokémon Go takes over the world
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A Shot in the Arm for Obama’s Precision Medicine Initiative
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Nvidia unveils the GTX 1060: Faster than a GTX 980 for $250
(arstechnica.com)
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LinkedIn Schedule 14A: Background of the Merger
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Salesforce and Microsoft fought in bidding war for LinkedIn
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TSA won't buy Analogic's Cobra CT scanner that could reduce wait times
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Homebuilt 200W LASER BAZOOKA
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Why there is no beta in health care
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The Good News at the Washington Post, Trump’s Least-Favorite Paper
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iOS Hacker Wiki
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iOS10-Runtime-Headers
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George Orwell on Brexit
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Surprise Amazon Isn't as Efficient as You Think
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u will be surprised how often large outbreak of parasites infections there are in "developed world's" public water supply: Sweden [1], US [2]. CDC even has a web page set up for Drinking Water-associated Disease Surveillance.
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autoimmune diseases and immunodeficiency are two pretty different things. also the infections you listed here pretty much could be prevented or with specific treatments available. MS & celiac disease don't.
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So maybe we should start to coin the word "parasitOME" as microbiome? I guess the interaction between [ human host <-> parasiitOME (parasites population) <-> parasites' microbiome <-> microbiome ] through im
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Google Trolls Everyone with Android Namey McNameface
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To the bright and the rich of Silicon Valley, Trump is a loser
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Associations Among Wine Grape Microbiome to Regional Wine Characteristics
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Inside the underground economy propping up New York City's food carts
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A vast Icelandic Bitcoin mine
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Starbucks has more customer money on cards than many banks have in deposits
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There’s a Second Layer of Information Hidden in Our DNA
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FDA Has Strong Words for Cancer Drug Developers
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WhatsApp Rival Line to List in Tokyo, New York
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In rodents fed high-fat diets, gut microbes boost hunger, trigger obesity
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> " We showed specifically that we can identify 5% to 15% of cases, while preserving extremely low false-positive rates (0.00001 to 0.0001)." Back several years ago Google Flu Trend also claimed to have 97% accuracy compared
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