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Nanotubes 'as deadly as asbestos'
Certain carbon nanotubes may be as hazardous to humans as asbestos, according to a new report..
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May 21 2008 10:18PM
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Visitors to the World Athletics Championships are finding their mobile phones infected with a variant of the Cabir virus, which passes from phone to phone via a Bluetooth connection.
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Aug 12 2005 12:52PM
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Jun 29 2005 11:20AM
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