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A new human cluster of avian flu cases could be emerging in a suburb of the capital, Jakarta, according to Indonesian news reports.
Similarly thought-provoking research may soon be emerging in a new journal, "Spirituality in Clinical Practice" launched by the American Psychological Association.Closer to the coal-face of helping people with problems, several kinds of therapy try to draw on a mixture of tools from religious and secular soul-medicine.
14 In this issue of the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, the work by Maiga and others 15 reports a detailed clinical study to test whether resistance to artemisinins may be emerging in a high-transmission setting in Africa after several years of ACT use.
An answer was emerging in a promising new technology: atomic energy.
And by Sunday night, a rarity was emerging in a region dominated by authoritarian governments: an election cliffhanger.
Even if industry leaders are slow to catch on, the audience for older female perspectives is emerging in a way that should become harder to ignore.
The nonprofit group, to be known as the Maazel/Vilar Conductors Competition Foundationn, is emerging in a period when several regional and major orchestras, among them the Philadelphia Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic, have been searching for new music directors.
Field says cracks are emerging in a system that has placed too much emphasis on having a flexible workforce: "The government wants stable, happy families, but you have got to have jobs paying family wages.
However, one option focused on collaborative network processes, similar to what is emerging in a globalized DRM system and the broader "adaptable multi-lateral sprawl".
Partners in the fight against HIV have fought tirelessly to bring down infections, and signs of success have been emerging in a growing number of countries.
