The sources and nature of future conflicts in the Asia-Pacific region

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Wars, in the first half of the 21st century, will be limited in purpose, space, time and intensity due to the destructive potential of modern weapons. Wars in the Asia-Pacific region will follow these global trends. They are more likely to be of medium intensity than of high or low intensity, and their causes will include religious differences, nationalism and economic disputes. Wars will continue to produce human casualties. Nuclear deterrence will continue to be a strategy, but the importance of space and information technologies will increase.

Forecasts and trends, Asia, Military aspects, Wars, War, Pacific Area

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Androgen resurrection

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Research has shown that androgen therapy may be effective in countering the wasting disease associated with AIDS. Findings that AIDS sufferers have low levels of androgen in the blood is encouraging many practitioners with a controlled androgen treatment therapy.

Usage, Physiological aspects, Drug therapy, Testosterone, AIDS (Disease), Androgens

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This guy ate garbage

Article Abstract:

The major safety rules suggested by experts for eating food were totally ignored during childhood, with food usually not refrigerated and use-by dates unoticed.

Food, Interview, Food shelf-life dating, Jamison, Dirk

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