AA9PW FCC Exam Practice

Headlines for October 9, 2012 in morse code:

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headlines from nyt science=redefining medicine with apps and ipads the digital doctor=first person the things we carried then and now=well technology that involves teenagers in their health=well apps that can alert the doctor when trouble looms=the doctor’s world a century of progress comes with complications the digital doctor=the ups and downs of electronic medical records the digital doctor=first person hypertension or hammertoe to the computer it’s just ‘ht’ the digital doctor=labs seek new ways to look inside the body=nantucket hospital uses telemedicine as bridge the digital doctor=mind recalibrating therapy for a wired world the digital doctor=first person a new tooth made to order in under an hour=gurdon and yamanaka win nobel prize for stem cell research=‘fearless felix’ baumgartner to try to become first sky diver to break sound barrier=study shows autistic children are likely to wander=spacex sends cargocarrying rocket to space station=science mobile devices on call in hospitals=opinion who’s in charge inside your head=room for debate breaking the bias against women in science=dot earth blog whats the best climate question to debate=scientist at work blog bhutans middle path=scientist at work blog wagering on waves=scientist at work blog the journey to white mars=green blog on our radar californias runaway gasoline prices=green blog a mysterious light gleamed as columbus drew near=green blog new yorkers its tree planting season=

Read the full articles at: NY Times Science

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