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Who Can Afford to Eat Right? |
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College Cashes In on Diabetes Pain Drug |
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'Smart' Tires Can Warn of Impending Flat |
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Save the Shuttles! |
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Apple in Talks to Launch IPhone in Japan |
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Brrrr: Scientists Trace the Roots of Feeling Cold |
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Magna Carta Sells for $21.3M in New York |
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Pinot noir genes out of the bottle |
10 |
Tyre warns of looming flat |
11 |
Trachoma programs fail Indigenous Australians |
12 |
'Active glacier found' on Mars |
13 |
'Fair' deal at fisheries summit |
14 |
Deforestation hits nutrient cycle |
15 |
Canberra to monitor Japan whalers |
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Warning as rat population booms |
17 |
Racehorse winning secret revealed |
18 |
Badger culls 'boost fox numbers' |
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Government cracks broadband whip |
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Cannabis smoke 'has more toxins' |
21 |
Call to limit whole body scan use |
22 |
Slim or die man loses 39-stones |
23 |
Maternal side has 'stronger bond' |
24 |
'I wish they could ease my pain' |
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Survey Shows More Cook Inlet Belugas |
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Congress OKs Auto Fuel Economy Increase |
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Concern About Lead: It's Not Just Toys |
28 |
Perspective: Can social networking co-exist with the
workplace? |
29 |
Online social networking frenzy points to Internet's future |
30 |
Stem Cell Research Dominates 2007 Medical Field |
31 |
Caution urged in new method for stem cells |
32 |
Cloning Still Holds Stem Cell Key, Say Leading Harvard
Researchers |
33 |
Researchers pursue stem cell technologies |
34 |
2007 stem cell breakthrough is 'like turning lead into gold' |
35 |
Intel uses open-source effort to boost networking plan |
36 |
Intel adds Fibre Channel over Ethernet implementation for
Linux |
37 |
Fibre Channel Over Ethernet Goes Open Source |
38 |
FDA: Spermicide Does Not Protect Against STDs, AIDS |
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FDA requires new contraceptive warning |
40 |
A Simple Test to Save Your Bones |
41 |
Bone Test Predicts Spine Fracture |
42 |
Bone Density Tests Do Predict Women's Fracture Risk |
43 |
Ex-Marine Seeks Return of Seized Marijuana Plants |
44 |
Gulf War Vet Asks Court To Give Marijuana Back |
45 |
Man wants his pot plants back |
46 |
Use of women's plasma restricted |
47 |
Blood banks ban women from giving plasma |
48 |
Plant geneticists find veritas in vino |
49 |
Variable light illuminates the distribution of
picophytoplankton |
50 |
Why diving marine mammals resist brain damage from low oxygen |
51 |
The GABAA receptor--a memory bane? |
52 |
MIT corrects inherited retardation, autism in mice |
53 |
Fragile X retardation syndrome corrected in mice |
54 |
Where the brain makes sense of speech |
55 |
Widespread support for nonembryonic stem cell research, VCU
Life Sciences Survey shows |
56 |
Parents show bias in sibling rivalry, says study |
57 |
Elevated Carbon Dioxide Changes Soil Microbe Mix Below Plants |
58 |
Researchers discover protein that controls bone growth |
59 |
If you don't want to fall ill this Christmas, then share a
festive kiss but don't shake hands |
60 |
'Jekyll and Hyde' bacteria offer pest control hope |
61 |
Speedy Mic's Photograph |
62 |
Scientists have discovered a connection between active
galactic nuclei and the most energetic known cosmic rays |
63 |
Hybrid semiconductors show zero thermal expansion; could lead
to hardier electronics and optoelectronics |
64 |
New brain mechanism identified for interpreting speech |
65 |
Obese patients wait longer for kidney transplants, research
suggests |
66 |
Breath test can discriminate between a bacterial overgrowth
and IBS |
67 |
Will Your Tongue Really Stick to a Frozen Flagpole? |
68 |
Why Deep-Diving Mammals Don't Black Out |
69 |
Small Asteroids Pose Big New Threat |
70 |
Divorced Parents Do a Good Job |
71 |
Hot Bugs Get More Sex |
72 |
Toyota to Develop Cars for Seniors |
73 |
Study Reveals Why Monkeys Shout During Sex |
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Fragile X fixed in mice |
75 |
Good genes help racehorses to be winners |
76 |
Spy planes to recharge by clinging to power lines |
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Small asteroids can pack a mighty punch |
78 |
Extreme TB patient slips through aircraft surveillance net |
79 |
Cosmic explosion detonates in empty space |
80 |
Carbon electrodes could slash cost of solar panels |
81 |
North Sea cod quotas raised against scientific advice |
82 |
US budget cuts a 'body blow' to particle accelerator |
83 |
Bamboo road bridge can support 16-tonne trucks |
84 |
Human Evolution Tied to Uplift of 'Wall of Africa' |
85 |
Widespread Support for Non-embryonic Stem Cell Research |
86 |
Researchers Investigate Supercritical Method of Converting
Chicken Fat and Tall Oil Fatty Acids into Biodiesel |
87 |
VIDO Finds New Link Between Stress and Disease Susceptibility |
88 |
Controversy in the Bread Aisle |
89 |
Making Hospitals Pay for Their Mistakes |
90 |
San Francisco's Mayor Proposes Fee on Sales of Sugary Soft
Drinks |
91 |
No. 1 Book, and It Offers Solutions |
92 |
Contrarians vs. Bali |
93 |
The (Energy) Future Is Not Now |
94 |
For NASA, Repair Work on Ground and in Space |
95 |
At 71, Physics Professor Is a Web Star |
96 |
Evolution tied to Earth movement |
97 |
Why diving marine mammals resist brain damage from low oxygen |
98 |
Unsupervised children are more sociable and more active |
99 |
2007 stem cell breakthrough is like turning lead into gold |
100 |
Fragile X retardation syndrome corrected in mice |
101 |
'Hybrid' semiconductors show zero thermal expansion; Could
lead to hardier electronics |
102 |
Traffic jam mystery solved by mathematicians |
103 |
Flare found on ultra-fast rotating star puzzles astronomers |
104 |
Online social networking frenzy points to Internet's future |
105 |
V-shaped solar cells could lead to better efficiency |
106 |
Why don't we get cancer all the time? |
107 |
Earliest stage of planet formation dated |
108 |
Apple in Talks to Launch IPhone in Japan |
109 |
NASA Ties Shuttle Gauge Woes to Bad Part |
110 |
Top climate scientist named 'newsmaker of 2007' by Nature
journal |
111 |
Earth and Moon born 62 million years after Solar System |
112 |
Loma Prieta fault not so weak? |
113 |
On-Demand Video Service MovieBeam Closes |
114 |
Reports: Japan Display Alliance Mulled |
115 |
'Brain-training' expert links with Toyota on cars for elderly |
116 |
Microsoft to Serve Ads on Viacom Sites |
117 |
Consumers Still Spending on Gadgets |
118 |
Plant geneticists find veritas in vino |
119 |
Variable light illuminates the distribution of
picophytoplankton |
120 |
Survey Shows More Cook Inlet Belugas |
121 |
Elevated carbon dioxide changes soil microbe mix below plants |
122 |
'Jekyll and Hyde' bacteria offer pest control clue |
123 |
Parents show bias in sibling rivalry, says study |
124 |
Squirrels use snake scent |
125 |
Fit for porpoise: tiny mammal was ancestor of cetaceans |
126 |
Does treating worms in people with HIV slow progression to
AIDS? |
127 |
Blood banks ban women from giving plasma |
128 |
Skatepark injuries can incur economic pain |
129 |
Breath test can discriminate between a bacterial overgrowth
and IBS |
130 |
Green tea may halve prostate cancer risk: Japanese study |
131 |
If you don't want to fall ill this Christmas, then share a
festive kiss but don't shake hands |
132 |
Researchers discover protein that controls bone growth |
133 |
Where the brain makes sense of speech |
134 |
Microchip-based device can detect rare tumor cells in
bloodstream |
135 |
Sandia supercomputers offer new explanation of Tunguska
disaster |
136 |
Two years in space for Galileo satellite |
137 |
Three-dimensional metamaterials for the optical wavelength
range: towards optical cloaking |
138 |
Scientists generate frequency comb with microresonators on a
chip |
139 |
The missing link between whales and their four-footed
ancestors discovered |
140 |
Top 10 Advances In Materials Science Over Last 50 Years |
141 |
Nano Flakes May Revolutionize Solar Cells |
142 |
Brain-injured War Veterans Show A Faster Decline In Cognitive
Functioning As They Age |
143 |
Virus Discovered Using Same Tools As Host Cell |
144 |
Single Bone Mineral Density Test Predicts 'Silent' Spinal
Fractures Years Later |
145 |
Most Powerful Group Of Microscopes In The World |
146 |
Neuroscience Discovery May Hold Key To Hearing Loss Remedy |
147 |
Wild Chimpanzees Appear Not To Regularly Experience Menopause |
148 |
Engineering Blood Vessels That Could Be Used In Human Body |
149 |
Sperm's Immune-protection Properties Could Provide Link To How
Cancers Spread |
150 |
'Solar Flare' Detected From Star 150 Light Years Away |
151 |
ES&T Comment: No new coal |
152 |
Suggestion: Stop Improving. Why does every Mars mission have
to be better than the last? |
153 |
Future uncertain for transistor on 60th birthday |
154 |
New Research Alters Concept Of How Circadian Clock Functions |
155 |
Teenage risks, and how to avoid them |
156 |
SunEdison Activates Largest US Photovoltaic Power Plant For
Xcel Energy |
157 |
Analysis: What did Bali achieve |
158 |
Sandia Supercomputers Offer New Explanation Of Tunguska
Disaster |
159 |
Measuring The Density Of Ultra-Pure Water |
160 |
NASA To Begin Testing Of Engine That Will Power Ares Rockets |
161 |
Shot In The Dark Star Explosion Stuns Astronomers |
162 |
Russian general says missiles could target US shield: report |
163 |
China sets up key agency to manage oil reserves |
164 |
Lockheed Martin And ATK Test New Propulsion Technologies For
Navy Strategic Missiles |
165 |
Unique Porous Copper Structure Enables New Generation Of
Military Micro-Detonators |
166 |
Virtual Extras |
167 |
Part II: The Price of Biofuels |
168 |
Circumventing Censorship |
169 |
David Byrne and Thom Yorke on the Real Value of Music |
170 |
David Byrne's Survival Strategies for Emerging Artists--and
Megastars |
171 |
Small Asteroids May Be More Dangerous Than Believed |
172 |
One Upshot from the Energy Bill--Cheaper Small Cars |
173 |
Chevron to jointly develop Chinese gas field |
174 |
2007 stem cell breakthrough is 'like turning lead into gold' |
175 |
Cloning companies set database to track animals |
176 |
India tigers kill man reaching into cage |
177 |
Fit for porpoise: tiny mammal was ancestor of cetaceans |
178 |
US pushes Japan to halt whale hunt |
179 |
Water vs. Land: NASA Weighs Landing Options for Orion
Spacecraft |
180 |
Powerful quake rattles Alaska's Aleutian Islands: USGS |
181 |
Mountain West under snowy assault |
182 |
Whales may have come from deer-like animal |
183 |
Green tea may halve prostate cancer risk: Japanese study |
184 |
Microchip Spots Stray Tumor Cells in the Bloodstream |
185 |
Cancer Docs' Bedside Manner Often Lacks Empathy |
186 |
Health Tip: Ear Infection May Not Need Antibiotic |
187 |
The Tectonic Impact On Evolution |
188 |
Virgin birth stem cells may offer tissue bank |
189 |
Timing Blood Pressure Meds May Be Key |
190 |
Navy Saves Gravely Ill Girl on Cruise |
191 |
Fresh mad cow case in Canada |
192 |
Green tea may cut prostate cancer risk: Japan study |
193 |
Report: Coach Turned Holiday Display Into Porn |
194 |
Minneapolis SWAT Team Raids Wrong House |
195 |
Woman Found Dead in Crash Vehicle One Day After Son Was
Extracted |
196 |
Bride to Tie Knot in Toilet Paper Dress |
197 |
Consumer Reports on iPhone; Apple snags another Delicious
staffer |
198 |
Mac OS X 10.5.2 to deliver sprawling list of fixes for Leopard |
199 |
Mac users much more likely than PC users to pay for music--NPD |
200 |
iPhone boosted by Avaya download |
201 |
iPod touch teardown reveals hefty margins, no hidden Bluetooth |
202 |
Quicken for iPhone |
203 |
VW-Apple iCar Talks Stall |
204 |
Apple TV leads the pack |
205 |
iPod touch, iPhone very similar |
206 |
Analyst Wu: 3G Apple iPhone concerns 'overdone and misplaced' |
207 |
Apple Macintosh in the Enterprise: Hartford Hospital Stroke
Center |
208 |
Intuit fixes QuickBooks for Mac flaw |
209 |
Chronos releases iClipboard 1.0--clipboard manager for Mac OS
X Leopard |
210 |
Apple's .Mac iDisk insecure via Web browser |
211 |
Revenge of Apple TV--coming January 15th to a living room near
you? |
212 |
Chicago Tribune: Verizon's fake Apple iPhone, the LG Voyager,
is clunky and second-rate |
213 |
Beleaguered Palm misses estimates, forecasts wider losses as
customers defect en masse |
214 |
Wired's editor-in-chief ignorantly racks up big phone bill |
215 |
Intuit offers iPhone-friendly Quicken for $3/month |
216 |
Avaya one-X Mobile for iPhone transforms Apple's iconic device
into full-fledged business tool |
217 |
eWEEK's Most Important Products of 2007 includes Apple's iWork
'08 |
218 |
NPD: Mac users significantly more likely to pay for music than
Windows PC owners |
219 |
Mac OS X 10.5.2 shaping up to be one of Apple's most massive
OS updates ever |
220 |
ZDNet forcing iPhone users to dumbed-down mobile website |
221 |
iPowerRush extends battery life on iPhone, iPod |
222 |
Vista, XP more secure than Mac in 2007? |
223 |
Study: Mac users more honest than PC brethren |
224 |
Ted Landau's User Friendly View--Apple 2007: What a year! |
225 |
Guardian: Leopard is Nothing to Purr About |
226 |
MacTech Publishes Major Report on Virtualization with
Benchmarks |
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