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DNA testing IVF embryos can be risky |
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Deadly tide takes toll on coral |
3 |
Australia protects rock art, but some to be moved |
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Warning of data ticking time bomb |
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Yawning may keep us 'on the ball' |
6 |
Gadgets 'threaten energy savings' |
7 |
Sensitive giant probes atomic world |
8 |
Saucers in the sky |
9 |
'Fishcams' make their case |
10 |
Hackers lift the bonnet on iPhone |
11 |
How is a controlled explosion carried out? |
12 |
SAP admits Oracle data downloads |
13 |
Complementary therapy hampers IVF |
14 |
Expensive 'fertility aid' fails |
15 |
Diabetes eating disorder warning |
16 |
Self-harm: One young person speaks out |
17 |
Fake menopause can cheat cancer |
18 |
Japan may have oldest whale fossil |
19 |
Pollution leaves 200,000 without water |
20 |
New tasks given to old NASA spacecraft |
21 |
Are Poachers Nabbing Galapagos Tortoises? |
22 |
Hot Fuel Costing Consumers Big Bucks? |
23 |
SUVs, Minivans, Pickups Flunk Crash Tests |
24 |
Japan May Have Oldest Whale Fossil |
25 |
Chinese Villagers Eat Dinosaur Bones |
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Pollution Leaves 200,000 Without Water |
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New Tasks Given To Old NASA Spacecraft |
28 |
Surge Of Dead Seabirds Alarms Scientists |
29 |
Some Therapies May Cut Pregnancy Chances |
30 |
Don't Get Burned On Your Holiday BBQ |
31 |
Eat Some Chocolate, For Your Heart |
32 |
Some Therapies May Hurt Pregnancy Chance |
33 |
Egypt Attempts To Curb Smoking In Public |
34 |
Screening May Affect Embryos' Viability |
35 |
Study: Better Equipment Can Cut Illness |
36 |
Genetic screening fails women trying for IVF birth |
37 |
NASA Recycles Old Spacecraft for New Missions |
38 |
Apple creaming profits on iPhone |
39 |
Apple Rises on iPhone Margin Report |
40 |
Google Gets Web Phone Service |
41 |
Bald eagles coming back strong |
42 |
Waiting for Applemania in Germany |
43 |
Universal Refutes Apple's iTunes Negotiations Claim |
44 |
Universal Music/Vivendi divorces from iTunes |
45 |
Study: More American Households Have Broadband Connections |
46 |
Toshiba Web-Enables HD Disc Player |
47 |
Apple's iPhone Margins Could Hit 55.6%, Says iSuppli |
48 |
Apple's iPhone profit margin greater than 50% |
49 |
Hello, Magna: Apple's iPhone contains surprise component |
50 |
Ins and Outs of the EU |
51 |
Risque EU defends Internet orgasm clip |
52 |
Massachusetts adds Open XML to open formats list |
53 |
Massachusetts Opens The Door To Microsoft In Office Formats
Battle |
54 |
State will keep Office after Microsoft makes change in
software |
55 |
Loopy quantums reveal successive universes |
56 |
Dark chocolate in a medicinal light |
57 |
Dark Chocolate May Help Blood Pressure |
58 |
Did insulin overdose kill? |
59 |
Chicago police probe insulin overdose case |
60 |
Chicago Police Probe High Insulin Levels |
61 |
Embryo screening makes IVF pregnancy harder |
62 |
Loss Of Sense Of Smell Could Predict Alzheimer's, New Study |
63 |
Weaker Sense of Smell May Signal Alzheimer's |
64 |
Scratch And Sniff To Find Alzheimer's Risk |
65 |
Scientists Find Way to Block Weight Gain in Stressed People |
66 |
Researchers make mice loose weight here, gain there |
67 |
As Costs of Drugs Shift to Consumers, Spending Drops |
68 |
Study finds higher drug costs discourage use |
69 |
Analysis: As co-pay rises, drugs use drops |
70 |
Exposure To Cats A Bigger Problem Than People Realize |
71 |
Cats Can Hamper Breathing Even in Non-Allergic |
72 |
Salmonella Blamed On Chiese [sic] Ingredients |
73 |
Hawaii consumers warned of snacks, toothpaste |
74 |
Complex ART procedures more likely to lead to umbilical cord
abnormality |
75 |
Common environmental chemicals in diet affect fetal ovarian
development |
76 |
New 'asthma gene' could lead to new therapies |
77 |
Germany's embryo protection law is 'killing embryos rather
than protecting them' |
78 |
Complementary therapy for infertile women may reduce chances
of pregnancy |
79 |
Researchers identify genetic mutation that may alter tumor
cell proliferation |
80 |
UNH researchers prove existence of new type of electron wave |
81 |
ESF helps Europe play lead role in new age of astronomical
discovery |
82 |
A pioneering study analyzes the relationship between fashion
and art, and the role of clothes as a reflection of social values |
83 |
Alternative medicines need to be considered in diabetes
management |
84 |
Is the treatment of Parkinson's disease possible with a new
neurotrophic factor in the future? |
85 |
Gene linked with childhood asthma is identified, giving hope
for new therapies |
86 |
Acrux announces positive clinical trial resultswith [sic]
combination contraceptive sprays |
87 |
Asians lose virginity later |
88 |
Chocolate lowers blood pressure |
89 |
Bullied teens take pain-killers |
90 |
No negligence in boy's death |
91 |
Antibodies could fight SARS |
92 |
Beijing gasping for air |
93 |
Over 500 ill after immunisation |
94 |
Oops! Those Bones We Ate? Dinosuars, Not Dragons! |
95 |
A Bite of Chocolate a Day May Keep Blood Pressure at Bay |
96 |
Piranha Caught in North Carolina River |
97 |
New Theory on How Twins Form |
98 |
Largest Flying Bird Could Barely Get off Ground, Fossils Show |
99 |
Photo in the News: Rare Monkeys Spotted in Vietnam |
100 |
Dodo Skeleton Found on Island, May Yield Extinct Bird's DNA |
101 |
Before Big Bang: Light Shed on "Previous Universe" |
102 |
Ancient "Salt Cured" Man Found in Iranian Mine |
103 |
AIDS harms the environment |
104 |
Saturn's moon: a dirty sponge |
105 |
Doubt cast on fertility technique |
106 |
Smart apes spit |
107 |
Craters preserved on spongy Saturn moon |
108 |
Rat-brained robot thinks like the real thing |
109 |
New antidotes may combat deadliest poisons |
110 |
Micro-generator feeds on good vibrations |
111 |
Stem cells toughen up fetus's brittle bones |
112 |
Hormones affect men's sense of fair play |
113 |
Costly fertility treatment may reduce births |
114 |
Spitting orang-utans solve nutty problem |
115 |
Summertime. Fish Jumping. That's Trouble. |
116 |
Testing Whether the Crunch Is All It's Cracked Up to Be |
117 |
Companies Giving Green an Office |
118 |
F.D.A. Approves a Hip Resurfacing Implant |
119 |
Hint of Chocolate Holds a Reward |
120 |
Clever orangutans confirm Aesop's fable |
121 |
Google buys Internet telephone firm GrandCentral |
122 |
Pollution Leaves 200,000 Without Water |
123 |
New Tasks Given to Old NASA Spacecraft |
124 |
The ocean surface, a whole world in motion |
125 |
Malaysian astronaut to conduct cancer research in space |
126 |
New vibration powered generator for wireless systems |
127 |
Google-DoubleClick Deal Draws Criticism |
128 |
Tech Firms Tap Into the 'Green' Movement |
129 |
Total HD High-Def Disc Launch Delayed |
130 |
Deutsche Telekom lands iPhone licence for Germany: report |
131 |
Microscale Chemical Factory |
132 |
Chinese Villagers Eat Dinosaur Bones |
133 |
Cheating has long-term consequences in the evolution of
cooperation |
134 |
Surge of Dead Seabirds Alarms Scientists |
135 |
Loss of scent sense linked to Alzheimer's |
136 |
Jellyfish Population Explosion Leads To New Use For Waste
Creatures |
137 |
Yawning seen to cool the brain |
138 |
Eat To Live: Good news for peanuts? |
139 |
High-performance Energy Storage |
140 |
More Swimmers Means More Pathogens In The Water |
141 |
Scientists Describe How 1918 Influenza Virus Sample Was
Exhumed In Alaska |
142 |
Human Antibodies That Block Human And Animal SARS Viruses
Identified |
143 |
New Fruit Fly Control Combination More Effective, Longer
Lasting |
144 |
ATLAS Upgrade Allows Scientists To Reach Even Further For The
Stars |
145 |
Computerized Cervical Cancer Test Increases Detection Rate Of
Abnormal Cells |
146 |
A Debate On Smokeless Tobacco |
147 |
U. Of Colorado To Partner On $100 Million Telescope In Chilean
Desert |
148 |
Can The Right Potting Mix Replace Fungicide? |
149 |
Could Fungal Collection Hold The Key To New Life-saving Drugs? |
150 |
Polyurethane Plastics From Canola Oil |
151 |
Bacterial Pathogen May Be Key To Understanding Cancer
Development |
152 |
Field School Explores 19th Century Digs |
153 |
'But, Herr Einstein, that's nonsense' |
154 |
The Information Insurgency |
155 |
Piranhas are misunderstood victims, say scientists |
156 |
Legs get some altitude to prevent clots |
157 |
Aliens Among Us |
158 |
Aliens Among Us |
159 |
Water Too Hot? Hope for a Hurricane |
160 |
Saturn's Moon Hyperion Is Porous like a Sponge |
161 |
Fact or Fiction?: If the Sky Is Green, Run for Cover--A
Tornado Is Coming |
162 |
Strange but True: Antibacterial Products May Do More Harm Than
Good |
163 |
China's Bubbly Aquatics Center Nears Completion |
164 |
July 4, 1054: Crab Nebula Makes a Spectacular Debut in the
Heavens |
165 |
Steve Wozniak v. Stephen Colbert--and Other Pranks |
166 |
Hype Smackdown: iPhone v. Paris Hilton |
167 |
Straw Filters Water as You Drink |
168 |
IPhone Microscope Hack |
169 |
Bluetooth Dongle with 30 km Range |
170 |
DVD Jon Hacks iPhone: No Activation Required |
171 |
Chinese villagers eat dinosaur bones |
172 |
Turtles to test wireless network |
173 |
Japan may have oldest whale fossil |
174 |
Mars Rovers Lose Power as Massive Dust Storm Grows |
175 |
Key to Giant Space Sponge Revealed |
176 |
NASA Recycles Old Spacecraft for New Missions |
177 |
New tasks given to old NASA spacecraft |
178 |
Clever orangutans confirm Aesop's fable |
179 |
Al Gore's son busted for drugs in hybrid car |
180 |
Daily morsel of dark chocolate cuts blood pressure |
181 |
Review finds nutrition education failing |
182 |
Study finds higher drug costs discourage use |
183 |
When It Comes to Fireworks, Leave the Shows to the Pros |
184 |
Screening IVF Embryos Ineffective for Older Moms |
185 |
Major gene link seen to childhood asthma |
186 |
Small house-style nursing homes get high marks |
187 |
Lab tests throw up new path for Parkinson's |
188 |
Tokyo's isolated elderly risk dying alone: survey |
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