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On Nature News - October 24, 2008

Early bird gets the better song
Mothers transfer the gift of music to the first eggs of their brood.

Potent greenhouse gas overlooked
Rising levels of nitrogen trifluoride, used to make plasma TVs, have been found in the atmosphere.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on October 24, 2008
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The statement Early bird gets the better song, may be true, perhaps, only for animals, but not for humans: all predispositions are transmitted equals in newborns, but their consequences are modified substantially by environmental factors, either positively or negatively. That accounts for the efficiousness of primary preventin in Medicine!

Posted by: Sergio Stagnaro MD | October 26, 2008 10:02 AM

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