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NCBI News, May 2009

Featured Data: 2009 H1N1 Influenza Sequences NCBI is the repository for the 2009 influenza virus sequences from the global H1N1 outbreak and is making every effort to make the sequences available as soon as possible. You can access the recent flu sequences and retrieve them individually from a special influenza virus resource page that is updated daily: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genomes/FLU/S...

NIEHS News May 2003

A 55-year-old gravida 4, para 2022 Caucasian woman was referred for evaluation and management of chronic recurrent vulvovaginitis. The patient reported approximately five years of vaginal symptoms consisting primarily of ‘burning’ and ‘itching’, with ‘outbreaks’ occurring every 1–3 months. She had been treated, in response to symptoms and culture results, with a variety of systemic and topical ...

NAS News - May-June 1997

Fullerene-based Nanoelectronic Devices Show `Tremendous Potential' Researchers at the NAS Facility are examining the role of the fullerene structure -a form of carbon -in creating electronic devices for the next century. In this article, scientists Jie Han and Subhash Saini give a bird's-eye view of the transition from conventional CMOS-based semiconductor devices to quantum devices, and discus...

News and Advertisements: How Negative News May Reverse Advertising Effects

This study focuses on the effects of news and advertising expenditures on corporate reputation. Both advertisement expenditures and the tone (or tenor) of business news exert a positive influence on corporate reputation. In addition, advertising expenditures were found to magnify the effects of the tone of the news. In particular, moderately educated customers are susceptible to the tone of the...

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