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Scientists hope a satellite bound heading for the hottest planet Mercury will find ice on the planet.

Expert: Updates on SARS Diagnosis and Treatment
China is to modify and update its national guide book on "Diagnosis and Treatment of SARS" later this month. The handbook will first make clear how to diagnose a SARS patient.

China to Launch Nationwide Schistosomiasis Check
China is to launch a third nationwide spot check for schistosomiasis, a tropical disease spread through contaminated water. China launched two other nationwide surveys in 1989 and 1995.

3G Mobile Development
As the hottest topic of the day, 3G has been under universal attention of the global high-tech circle and governments of various countries.

HIGHLIGHTS

v New Edition of SARS Diagnosis Guide to Launch
The latest edition of SARS diagnosis guide will be launched at the end of August.

v NASA Satellite May Find Ice on Mercury

Scientists hope a satellite bound heading for Mercury tomorrow will find ice on the planet.

v Chinese Scientists Go Deep Sea Mining
China will send a team of scientists to explore the sea bed for mineral resources.

v A Plus for Weight Gain: Healthier Babies

Women who add on enough pounds while pregnant are less likely to give birth to dangerously tiny babies.

v Only Children Lack Social Skills

New research shows that children who grow up with one or more siblings get along better with kindergarten classmates than only children.

SCI/TECH NEWS

·China to Launch Nationwide Schistosomiasis Check 2004-08-02

·Expert: Updates on SARS Diagnosis and Treatment 2004-08-02

·New Edition of SARS Diagnosis Guide to Launch 2004-08-01

·NASA Satellite May Find Ice on Mercury

2004-08-01

·Chinese Scientists Go Deep Sea Mining 2004-08-01

·Chinese Digital TV Programs to Start 2004-08-01

·New Edition of SARS Diagnosis Guide to Launch 2004-08-01

·Radiation of Paint on Military Equipment Damages Health 2004-08-01

·A Plus for Weight Gain: Healthier Babies

2004-07-31

·"Frozen Ark" Unmoored to Save Species 2004-07-31

·Breast-Feeding Cuts Genetic Breast Cancer Risk 2004-07-31

·Microsoft Issues Patch for Browser Security Flaw

2004-07-31

·Beijing on the Map with 2008 Conference Win 2004-07-30

·Only Children Lack Social Skills

2004-07-30

·Microsoft Demonstrates New Hard Drive Search Tool 2004-07-30

·New Pill May Help Recovering Alcoholics Stay Sober 2004-07-30

·Teflon Chemicals Found in Human Blood in 4 Continents 2004-07-30

·TV JV Starts up in China 2004-07-30

·China's Major PC Makers to Install Linux OS 2004-07-30

·Canadian Team Prepares its Own Spaceship 2004-07-30

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