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Smallest Air Pollution Particles Hurt Heart Most |
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FDA Warns Clot Risk Higher in Birth Control Patch Than Pill |
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Bone-Strengthening Drugs May Be Overprescribed |
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Do Cholesterol Drugs Do Any Good? |
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In the Real World, a Slew of Side Effects from Statins |
6 |
Cashing in on old gadgets |
7 |
Self-destructing palm tree discovered in Madagascar |
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Smashing dams to save salmon |
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First look: MacBook Air a solid addition |
10 |
Surgery helps woman drop 135 pounds, 10 dress sizes |
11 |
N/A |
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Speed alone can't save the cheetah |
13 |
Immunotherapy: Looking through cancer's invisibility cloak |
14 |
Researchers Develop Bionic Contact Lens |
15 |
Texas Creationist Museum Selling Off Mastodon Skull |
16 |
Ritual Mask From Lost Village Returned to Eskimos |
17 |
NASA: New Moon Rocket Could be Dangerously Shaky |
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Scans Show Culture Fundamentally Alters the Brain |
19 |
Chimps Eat Dirt for Health Benefits |
20 |
Major Volcanic Eruption Endangers Thousands in Colombia |
21 |
NASA Moon Rocket May Shake Too Much |
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They Should Have Prayed Harder |
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Scientists warn western Greece could be under water by 2100 |
24 |
German scientists use solar power to produce drinking water |
25 |
UFO viewing tips |
26 |
CIA: Hackers demanding cash disrupted power |
27 |
Pound for pound, Macworld outweighs CES |
28 |
Products and politics mix at Macworld Expo |
29 |
A 'revolution' in batteries |
30 |
Lots in the Air at MacWorld |
31 |
Laser Light for Stroke Treatment |
32 |
California's Climate Change Helped By Humans |
33 |
Protection for Salmon Comes in the Form of Killing Sea Lions |
34 |
Rare Coral Sold for Fish Tanks |
35 |
NASA Tsunami Research Improves Warning Systems |
36 |
iPhone Increases Web Traffic With Music Sales |
37 |
The Secret Ingredient in Yellowstone's Travertine |
38 |
An Eye for Sexual Orientation |
39 |
Mathematician, Two Physicists Share Crafoord Prize |
40 |
Out of Disaster, Shrimp Are Reborn |
41 |
Flexible Electronics Melded With Contact Lens Creates Bionic
Eye |
42 |
Parasite Turns Ants Fruity |
43 |
How Do We Cure An Industrial Hangover? |
44 |
Book Reviews: Soft Machines: Nanotechnology And Life [et al.] |
45 |
Sexing Up UFOs |
46 |
Moore's Law No More? |
47 |
Turbocharged Evolution |
48 |
Getting the Red Out: Drug improves kids' psoriasis symptoms |
49 |
A Thirst for Meat: Changes in diet, rising population may
strain China's water supply |
50 |
Judging Science: Courts may be too skeptical of research done
with juries in mind |
51 |
How Plastic We've Become |
52 |
Life from Scratch |
53 |
Small Infinity, Big Infinity |
54 |
A Sweeter Hops |
55 |
News Bytes of the Week--Using bytes to understand barks [et
al.] |
56 |
Fact or Fiction--Are Urban Vermin the Most Disease-Ridden
Animals? |
57 |
Internet Maps Get Streetwise |
58 |
Building a Future On Science |
59 |
Building the Knowledge Archipelago |
60 |
Navy Mulls New Way to Enhance, Hide Submarine Communications |
61 |
Ask the Experts: When measuring the speed [of] far-flung
galaxies, do scientists factor in [that they are viewing events long past?] |
62 |
Review: The Lobotomist |
63 |
The Virus Hunter |
64 |
Human Cloning Achievement? [blog] |
65 |
Human embryos created from skin |
66 |
Holy mouse traps--a rodent big as a bull and weighing a ton |
67 |
Alan Alda tackles 'MATH'--and science--in conversation |
68 |
As human cloning advances, ethics debate gets louder |
69 |
Bush sides with Navy in sonar battle |
70 |
The battle over bottled vs. tap water |
71 |
'Moon Stuck' |
72 |
H2 Uh-Oh: Bottled Water Scrambles to Go Green |
73 |
Sean Paul Music Triggers Woman's Seizures |
74 |
Immune therapy 'cuts heart risk' |
75 |
Inside Medicine: The urologist |
76 |
SSDs, The Death Knell Of Hard Drives? |
77 |
Why Apple is Apple? History of its brand... |
78 |
FCC To Test Internet Over TV Airwaves |
79 |
Nuclear Revival Rekindles Waste Concerns |
80 |
EPA Turns Over Limited Documents |
81 |
Genes Stacked Against Weight Loss? |
82 |
Minn. Health System Purges Drug Trinkets |
83 |
FDA Weighs Over-Counter Cholesterol Drug |
84 |
Apple looks far ahead with new offerings |
85 |
Saturday morning Apple links, farewell to Macworld edition |
86 |
New Rocket Has Problem With Vibration |
87 |
Severe vibration problem plagues moon rocket design |
88 |
FCC to Test 'White Spaces' Broadband Devices |
89 |
FCC tests "white space" prototypes, again |
90 |
FCC begins new round of white-spaces testing |
91 |
Sears Sells Latest Sub-$200 Linux Desktop PC |
92 |
$199 Linux PC Now Available at Sears.com |
93 |
Another sub-$200 Linux PC? |
94 |
MacBook Air processor details revealed |
95 |
More information on the MacBook Air's CPU |
96 |
MacBook Air uses future Intel miniaturization tech |
97 |
Apple MacBook Air (1.8GHz) |
98 |
MacBook Air chip mystery possibly solved |
99 |
MWSF08: MacBook Air Processor Details Surface |
100 |
US Approves New HIV Drug; Could Help When Other Drugs Do Not |
101 |
US FDA clears new Johnson & Johnson HIV drug |
102 |
A New 'Gay Disease'? |
103 |
After Linking New Strain of Staph to Gay Men, University
Scrambles to Clarify |
104 |
Wi-Fi music polling device takes heat off the DJ |
105 |
Nuclear Revival Rekindles Waste Concerns |
106 |
Blu-Ray crushing rival DVD format in Japan: study |
107 |
NASA Moon Rocket May Shake Too Much |
108 |
EPA Turns Over Limited Documents |
109 |
Natural disasters taking greater global toll, UN report |
110 |
Will the vAMP replace the CD? |
111 |
US video game sales soar to record 17.9 billion dollars |
112 |
Rare coral sold for fish tanks |
113 |
U.S. opts out of jaguar recovery plan |
114 |
India struggles to contain bird flu as farmers resist cull |
115 |
US court to review case against 'light' cigarettes |
116 |
Self-Paced Brain-Computer Interface Gets Closer to Reality |
117 |
Did oil canals worsen Katrina's effects? |
118 |
SOFIA and KAO: Passing the Torch |
119 |
Conservation group cries 'scandal' over French plans for fish
quotas |
120 |
Environmentalists fall out over anti-whaling tactics |
121 |
Six more genes linked with autoimmune disease lupus |
122 |
Japan follows Europe by tapping offshore wind for power |
123 |
Pedometers help people lose weight: U.S. study |
124 |
Stem cells help mice with muscular dystrophy: study |
125 |
Mediterranean Diet for Mom Fends Off Asthma, Allergies in Kids |
126 |
DNA Fingerprints Predict Brain Disorders |
127 |
Illness Presents Diabetics With Special Challenges |
128 |
Study explains how protein keeps hunger at bay |
129 |
MySpace Quietly Fixes Bug that Gave Voyeurs Access to Teens'
Private Photos |
130 |
Two AI Pioneers. Two Bizarre Suicides. What Really Happened? |
131 |
Homemade Bombs, From Richard Reid's Shoe to Kaczinski's
Envelope |
132 |
Pentagon Explores 'Human Fear' Chemicals; Scare-Sensors,
'Contagious' Stress in the Works? |
133 |
Macworld Confirms Growing Trend of 'Hardware as a Service' |
134 |
Google to Host Terabytes of Open-Source Science Data |
135 |
Chess Master Bobby Fischer Dead at 64 |
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