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Scientists in Sweden have launched a study to answer the pressing question of whether pet cats adopt their owner's accent.
A group of south-east Queensland mayors have launched a study to decide whether Brisbane should bid for the Games.
The EU and the International Civil Aviation Organization have launched a study into streaming technology, too, following in-flight trials this summer.
Asian professors at UCLA have launched a study to determine whether a two-year decline in Asian freshman enrollment at the university resulted from discriminatory admissions policies.
The Pentagon and the National Institutes of Health have launched a study on early detection of suicide risk, post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain disorder, and the VA will invest $34.4 million in a national clinical trial on suicide prevention involving 1,800 veterans at 29 hospitals, the White House said.
He has launched a study into whether EU rules need to be amended, which will report this autumn with legislative action expected next year.
The agency's oversight body, the National Science Board, fears the answers to both questions may be yes and has launched a study of the issue.
Wyss-Coray has since started a company, Alkahest, that, with Stanford, has launched a study of young plasma in 18 people with Alzheimer's disease, evaluating its safety and monitoring whether the treatment relieves any cognitive problems or other symptoms.
In the wake of Merck's move to pull stroke-inducing Vioxx, Pfizer has launched a study of its Celebrex and other drugs in the same family to make sure they're safe.
Spokesman Richard Maher said the government has launched a study to determine whether it would be feasible to close the facility at 316 Olive Ave . which was built in 1935.
