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1 Oct 2012: Ounce of prevention, 10–11pound of cure. Privacy by design 12. Cybercrime economics 13. ... Use of these markers, togetherwith other risk factors, should improvepredictive tests even further.

8 May 2012: The test uses a harmless strain of thesoil-dwelling bacterium Bacillus subtilis, whichposes no threat to human health or theenvironment. ... Now, a project led by King hascommenced that will look in depth at thehuman health cost of economic policy.

29 Mar 2012: The reasons for economic collapse and skyrocketing poverty in Eastern Europe, however, have never been fully understood. ... The more faithfully countries adopted the policy, the more they endured economic crime, corruption and economic failure.

22 Mar 2012: Engineers play a critical role in a balanced economy, applying new ideas to address emerging opportunities which in turn drives economic growth. ... This finding is really worrying. Engineers play a critical role in a balanced economy, applying new ideas

7 Feb 2012: This hasprovided a ‘pre-treatment’ baseline recordingall aspects of the villagers’ economic and sociallives. ... Theproject he leads aims to address this gap. Pooling expertise from economics,anthropology and conservation science, the.

14 May 2012: Of 57 million deaths recorded worldwide in 2008, NCDs were responsible for 36 million, 80% of which were in low- and middle-income countries. ... The increasing number of people with NCDs is a vast public health and economic problem.

28 Dec 2012: This was a crucial time in Spain, as Falk explained: “The 19th century had seen civil wars and coups with numerous failed attempts at economic reform and industrialisation. ... That’s what object studies have the power to do.”. The Whipple Museum

19 Mar 2012: In addition, managers are not only expected to pursue shareholders’ economic interests, but their political ones as well. ... The skills and temperament that maximize shareholder profits conflict with those that promote economic stability.

28 May 2012: Despite the escalating economic costs and human misery associated with these diseases, we still know relatively little about how they develop or how best to tackle them. ... The primary goal is to understand what the beginning and the middle parts of the

10 Oct 2012: Antibodies against seasonal flu appear to peak in school-age children, drop in middle age and rise again in the over 65s. ... Only when the strain evolves ‘out of reach’ of the original antigenic sin are new antibodies generated in later middle age.