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...Cherokee Nation did not “purge its ranks of nearly 3000 members–all of them black.” The March 3 vote defined Cherokee Nation citizenship to include those citizens who can link their heritage to an ancestor listed on the Dawes Rolls. It doesn’t matter if you are black, red, white, or green: As long as you have an ancestor on the Dawes Rolls you can be a card-carrying Cherokee citizen...
...scientific findings which may revolutionize treatment for drug addiction. In a lecture entitled “Drug Addiction: the Neurobiology of Disrupted Free Will” at Harvard Medical School, she emphasized the genetic component of a person’s sensitivity to drugs, as well as the link between drug use and memory. Volkow’s team at the Brookhaven National Laboratory has made scientific breakthroughs indicating that traditional treatment for drug addiction may not be the only way—or even the best way—to reduce drug abusers’ cravings. Her findings reveal...
...recent study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine states that there is no link between abortion and breast cancer—a connection that previous studies have said exists. Karin B. Michels, an associate professor at the Harvard School of Public Health, was the lead author of the study, which marks the latest word in an ongoing debate. Although the connection between abortion and breast cancer is a politically charged issue, Michels is confident in the results of her latest research. “There have been a number of studies previously conducted that did suggest there...
...Music is one of the most powerful things in the world and to link genes to music is a very, very interesting idea,” said Srujan Linga, another MIT student and a part-time...
...justify this move is to link up emissions with long-term—as opposed to short-term—security concerns. Climate change offers its own chilling set of bogeymen. The developing world is predicted to bear the brunt of climate change’s maladies, as rising temperatures exacerbate food shortages. The list of failed states will be a lot longer in 20 or 30 years if no action is taken. The prospect of millions of refugees, incensed at decades of American apathy, is scary enough to keep Pentagon planners up at night...