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Title |
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Women Could Get New Kind Of Sterilization |
2 |
Study Says Men May Carry Breast Cancer Gene |
3 |
The land before time |
4 |
Noise might cause huge ocean waves |
5 |
German museum admits Terracotta Army may be fake |
6 |
Roman barge under Cologne to reveal shipping history |
7 |
Remember the moon? NASA does, with 2020 vision |
8 |
Demand for palm oil sets off wave of deforestation |
9 |
What's This w00t and Why Is It Word of the Year? |
10 |
What Will Apple Release in 2008? |
11 |
Study: iPhone Major 2008 Hack Target |
12 |
Death Knell Sounds for Wikipedia, About.com |
13 |
Microsoft Fires Back at Opera Software |
14 |
Episiotomy Not Always Necessary, Should be Curbed Study Says |
15 |
Tainted Leukemia Drug Company Shut Down in China |
16 |
Mevacor Over-the-Counter Use Rejected Again |
17 |
Bionic Woman: Hollywood Sci-Fi vs. Reality |
18 |
MIT Team Turns Auto Parts Into Green Power for Remote Regions |
19 |
Windbelt, Cheap Generator Alternative, Set to Power Third
World |
20 |
Houston Cops' Test Drone Now in Iraq, Operator Says |
21 |
Inside Runway Safety Report, Scary Numbers and Few Quick Fixes |
22 |
Airbags of the Sky: Whole-Airframe Parachutes Meet Personal
Jets |
23 |
Safest Seat on a Plane: PM Investigates How to Survive a Crash |
24 |
Science of Boomerangs: How to Make & Throw the Aussie
Magic |
25 |
World's Biggest Science Project Aims to Unlock 'God Particle' |
26 |
Mini-Jet Revolution, or Dot-Com with Wings? |
27 |
Turkey Building the World's Deepest Immersed Tube Tunnel |
28 |
How NASA's New Telescope Chases Planets |
29 |
World's Largest Cruise Ship Pulls 360s with Joystick |
30 |
DARPA's Better Bionic Arm: Our Most Limb-Like Prosthetic |
31 |
Rebooting the AIDS Vaccine |
32 |
Ellsworth Handcrafted Bicycles: "The Ride" |
33 |
The Hypersonic Age is Near |
34 |
What Web Celebs Want |
35 |
You Said What? |
36 |
Italian UFO |
37 |
At 220 light-years, the sun has a twin |
38 |
Gell-Mann on beauty & truth in physics |
39 |
Why use steroids? They work |
40 |
Seas could rise twice as high as predicted: study |
41 |
Dutch to build Tulip island? |
42 |
Liver cirrhosis kills 26 crocodiles in north India |
43 |
Beyond iPhone, gadgets led year's mobile developments |
44 |
New music services reach for slice of digital pie |
45 |
Intel said to increase chip market lead |
46 |
Fluoride in tap water may help older teeth too |
47 |
Ways to Pep Up a Boring Walk |
48 |
Why Do Healthy Athletes Die of Heart Attacks? |
49 |
Coevolution with viruses drives bacterial mutations |
50 |
Missing Fallout Fuels Warming Fears |
51 |
Immune System Sculpts The Brain |
52 |
Neuronal circuits able to rewire on the fly to sharpen senses |
53 |
Trouble in Them Thar Hills |
54 |
Remote Lake May Be Treasure Trove of Climate Data |
55 |
One Small Step for Plants |
56 |
Why Do Whales Get the Bends? |
57 |
Science Sensei 6: "I'll just have a small piece" |
58 |
Ape Willpower |
59 |
Vocal Joystick |
60 |
Science Sensei 5: Don't Be Cruel |
61 |
Stress & Memory |
62 |
Science Sensei 7: "Which Do You Prefer?" |
63 |
Preventing Stillbirths |
64 |
Remodeling the Model T |
65 |
MRSA: RIP? |
66 |
Bayesian-based trees |
67 |
The Birth of Biotech |
68 |
PhDs and parishioners |
69 |
Cell biology hits the red carpet |
70 |
Forget mistletoe--what about DNA? |
71 |
Data Center Study Looks at Global Trends |
72 |
San Francisco Airs Solar Incentive Plan |
73 |
Voyager Finds Disturbance in the Force |
74 |
What songbirds, dancing, and knot-tying can tell us about why
we speak |
75 |
The Arab World builds its own scientific infrastructure |
76 |
Dr. President |
77 |
A Profound Sense of Time |
78 |
The Climate Crucible |
79 |
The Listener |
80 |
Who Speaks for Earth? |
81 |
In Blindness Veritas? |
82 |
Silent Night [snoring remedies rated] |
83 |
Waiting for Good Joe |
84 |
The Death of E-Mail |
85 |
Yes, This Is Your Grandfather's Ford |
86 |
Band-Aids for Oil Tankers |
87 |
Return of the Neuropundits! |
88 |
The Electric Vehicle Acid Test |
89 |
Your Health This Week: Shots for adults and honey for kids. |
90 |
Cultural Selection |
91 |
James Watson's 16 Percent |
92 |
Festive food footprint 'same as 6,000 car trips around world' |
93 |
Researcher: Georgia artifacts may point to de Soto's trail |
94 |
Making GPS more like the movie version |
95 |
Chip experts fear miniaturization may be near limits |
96 |
Can you have your fish and eat it too? |
97 |
No towers? No problem. |
98 |
Google's kinship with the mind |
99 |
Famed wreck reported found, "untouched" |
100 |
Porn Star Auctions Breast Implants |
101 |
New Test Improves Breast Cancer Detection |
102 |
Can't Find a Wii? Take a Rain Check |
103 |
Study: Googling Oneself Is More Popular |
104 |
Jeers to Cheers: U.S. Yields on Climate Plan |
105 |
Is it love for ugly swan? [and other "Quirkies"
(strange stories)] |
106 |
Q: Cold or flu: How do you tell if someone has flu or just a
cold? |
107 |
Q&A: Anabolic steroids |
108 |
'Why were my babies too early?' |
109 |
Genes 'triple' bowel cancer risk |
110 |
Key to cancer drug use pinpointed |
111 |
Arctic sets records on all fronts |
112 |
NASA 'to support UK Moon mission' |
113 |
US sets terms for climate talks |
114 |
Mass deaths of rare croc in India |
115 |
Sodium issue clouds Enceladus |
116 |
Health Savings Accounts For Poor Tested |
117 |
Girl Born With 8 Limbs Leaves Hospital |
118 |
WHO To Investigate Pakistan Bird Flu |
119 |
US Wary Of Global Warming Framework |
120 |
WV Needs More Funds For Gypsy Moth Fight |
121 |
Simple Numbers To Shape Climate Talks |
122 |
Chesapeake Scientists Fight Fatigue |
123 |
'Tis The Season...For Music DVDs |
124 |
The Girl Next Door: An Obsessed Cop And Amazing Forensics Help
Solve A Haunting Mystery |
125 |
First Look: PC World: First look at Kindle e-book reader |
126 |
Auctioneers ask for double Kindle's retail price |
127 |
Kindle is appealing but has drawbacks |
128 |
Auctioneers ask for double Kindle's retail price |
129 |
Amazon Kindle |
130 |
Auctioneers ask for double Kindle's retail price |
131 |
Cheep thrills at annual Audubon bird count |
132 |
Birders flock to Zion for annual Christmas count |
133 |
Birdwatchers invited to join annual count |
134 |
Bird counters out today |
135 |
Post-Katrina cottages get a lukewarm welcome |
136 |
Reservoirs Closed After Carcinogen Is Found |
137 |
L.A. must dump water from two reservoirs |
138 |
Los Angeles to Drain Two Reservoirs Due to Cancer Risk |
139 |
Poet, biographer, feminist Diane Middlebrook dies of cancer at
68 |
140 |
Biographer Middlebrook, 68, taught at Stanford |
141 |
Author Terry Pratchett says he has Alzheimer's |
142 |
Beloved author shares bad news |
143 |
$262 million to fund stem-cell studies |
144 |
Stem cell grant will spur research on rejuvenating muscle |
145 |
Stanford, Berkeley, UCSF, Buck get nod for stem cell facility
grants |
146 |
Stem cell institute awards $54 million in research grants |
147 |
$54 Million for California Stem Cell Research |
148 |
Stanford Scientists Awarded $10.7 Million For Stem Cell
Research |
149 |
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