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High BMI bad for brain |
2 |
The next killer disease |
3 |
Alcohol's effect on the brain |
4 |
Brain exercise boosts IQ? |
5 |
Passive smoking a real danger |
6 |
Back support no help for pain |
7 |
New way to suppress HIV |
8 |
Flower power may bring ray of sunshine to cancer sufferers |
9 |
Scientists discover new ocean current |
10 |
Zebrafish may help solve ringing in vets' ears |
11 |
Graphene-based gadgets may be just years away |
12 |
UIC scientists discover how some bacteria survive antibiotics |
13 |
Early treatment of stomach infection may prevent cancer |
14 |
Researchers develop new ultrasensitive assay to detect most
poisonous substance known |
15 |
Decoding the dictionary: Study suggests lexicon evolved to fit
in the brain |
16 |
Research Team Is First to Model Photochemical Compass for Bird
Navigation |
17 |
How Much Do Chemicals Affect Our Health? |
18 |
A Dead Man's Eyes Hold the Key to His Age |
19 |
Conquering Your Fears, One Synapse at a Time |
20 |
Think You Can Live Without Plastic? |
21 |
The Dirty Truth About Plastic |
22 |
Eating Paper in Search of Missing Nutrients |
23 |
Finally! A Nearly Foolproof Circumcision. |
24 |
How the Heck Did a Woman Become Fused to a Toilet Seat? |
25 |
A Chat With George W. Bush's Conscience |
26 |
The reason fat people find it hard to lose weight is found |
27 |
Smog Eating Eco House in Cyprus |
28 |
Impossible smells exhibition opens |
29 |
Alaskan Capital Cuts Power Consumption By 40% |
30 |
Ape Genius reveals depth of animal intelligence |
31 |
Is Wireless Power Closer Than We Think? |
32 |
Terry Kenney Wants to Turn Big Truck Traffic into Electricity |
33 |
AT&T Providing Free Wi-Fi Access to iPhone Users [Updated] |
34 |
Affordable Electric Cars Coming to US in 2009 |
35 |
The World's Largest Hybrid |
36 |
Ultra-Long-Endurance Aircraft to Stay Aloft for Years |
37 |
New Prosthetic Hand So Nimble an Amputee Can Type |
38 |
Art On Tokyo's Construction Fences |
39 |
Troops' body parts may be regrown |
40 |
The housewife explorers who climbed the Himalayas |
41 |
Surgeons give hope to blind with successful 'bionic eye'
operations |
42 |
Yahoo shares tumble in premarket trading with Microsoft out |
43 |
How Much Do You Make? |
44 |
Idaho Team Readies Artificial Beak for Wounded Bald Eagle |
45 |
Sea Lions Shot Dead on Columbia River as Salmon Battle Rages |
46 |
City Adrenaline Junkies Scrap Helmets, Brakes |
47 |
Worldwide Nuisance Spam Turns 30 |
48 |
Bizarre Plants |
49 |
Fat Children May be Tied to a Lifetime of Obesity |
50 |
Major Arctic sea ice melt is expected this summer |
51 |
Your Keyboard: Dirtier Than a Toilet |
52 |
How to Spot the Measles |
53 |
Girl Survives Surgery to Remove 12-Pound Facial Tumor |
54 |
Special Schools for Pregnant Girls? |
55 |
Nuclear reactor 'flawed from start' |
56 |
Neanderthals were quite separate |
57 |
Tough grasses may be key to new carbon sink |
58 |
N/A |
59 |
Colossal squid's true size revealed |
60 |
In pictures: Colossal cuts |
61 |
Diet treatment call for epilepsy |
62 |
Does Ballmer Need To Go? |
63 |
Who Should MDs Let Die In A Pandemic? Report Offers Answers |
64 |
Medical Marijuana User Who Was Denied Liver Transplant Dies |
65 |
Microsoft and Yahoo: Not even on the same page |
66 |
Yahoo and Yang face new pressure after Microsoft walks away |
67 |
Grand Theft Auto simplifies song purchasing |
68 |
A Strange City Called Home |
69 |
GTA IV's music tie-in turns game developers into music
promoters |
70 |
If You Use Outlook E-Mail, Meet Xobni |
71 |
Xobni For Outlook Is Here To Deal With Your Messy Inbox |
72 |
Xobni Inbox Plugin for Outlook |
73 |
Mysterious Online Photo May Not Be That Of Missing Tionda
Bradley |
74 |
Family told Tionda isn't 'mystery girl' |
75 |
AT&T Launches Mobile TV Service For Cell Phones |
76 |
Blu-ray uphill Battle ahead this Holiday Shopping Season |
77 |
Does Mom Need the Wii Fit? Wal-Mart Thinks So |
78 |
Walmart calls your mother overweight: suggests Wii Fit |
79 |
Astronaut calls landing 'one big hit and a roll' |
80 |
Whitson describes rough Soyuz entry and landing |
81 |
WILD RIDE: Soyuz astronaut recalls terrifying descent |
82 |
Adobe move makes Flash more mobile |
83 |
Open Screen: Adobe Lifts Restrictions on Mobile Flash Use |
84 |
AJAX World--Adobe Makes Flash & AIR Free for Mobile
Widgets |
85 |
Westin Hotels to have Wiis in thier rooms |
86 |
China says hand, foot and mouth disease spreading among
children |
87 |
Anti-psychotic drug use soars in UK children, too |
88 |
Call it the doped-up generation |
89 |
Even After Weight Loss, Fat Cells Remain |
90 |
Tantalizing questions about obesity |
91 |
Obesity Hard to Control as Fat Cell Number Remains Unchanged |
92 |
Fat cell numbers in your teens set you up for life |
93 |
Study Shows Toilets Are Cleaner Than Office Keyboards |
94 |
Computer keyboards are filthier than loo seats! |
95 |
Scientists order filthy keyboard 'condemned' |
96 |
Firings at Mental Hospitals Over Abuse |
97 |
Please, buy my kidney to secure her future |
98 |
Australian doctor proposes paying $47,000 for a kidney |
99 |
Australia kidney specialist sparks organ sales row |
100 |
Australian Kidney specialist sparks organ sales row |
101 |
Younger Women Often Miss Signs of Heart Attack |
102 |
Younger Women Misinterpret Heart Attack Symptoms |
103 |
No show, but 1,000 come out |
104 |
Motorcycle event that draws thousands canceled |
105 |
Women scientists at Yale, UC-San Francisco win $500K Albany
Med award |
106 |
Medical marijuana user who was denied liver transplant dies |
107 |
March planned for medical marijuana |
108 |
A study reveals how cells communicate to activate the cell
division machinery |
109 |
The secret to long life may not be in the genes |
110 |
Iron supplements might harm infants who have enough |
111 |
Fungi have a hand in depleted uranium's environmental fate |
112 |
Lean and mean biomass-degrading fungus reveals capabilities
for improved biofuel production |
113 |
Turning fungus into fuel |
114 |
Scientists discover why plague is so lethal |
115 |
Getting wise to the influenza virus' tricks |
116 |
Melting defects could lead to smaller, more powerful
microchips |
117 |
Second genetic link to weight and obesity |
118 |
1 in 10 children using cough, cold medications |
119 |
Secondhand smoke exposure can cause cell damage in 30 minutes |
120 |
New Clorox disinfectant is EPA registered to kill both known
types of MRSA |
121 |
Flip flops, mulch and no coat |
122 |
Controlling embryonic fate by association |
123 |
Children more vulnerable to harmful effects of lead |
124 |
Nearly one-third of US parents don't know what to expect of
infants |
125 |
Volcano in 1600 Caused Global Disruption, Study Suggests |
126 |
N/A |
127 |
How the Wealthy Medici Changed the World |
128 |
Jupiter's Rings Made in the Shade |
129 |
Cyclone Death Toll Nears 4,000 in Myanmar |
130 |
Chilean Volcano Town Nearly Deserted |
131 |
Wounded Bald Eagle Getting Artificial Beak |
132 |
Mechanical Squirrels Jump into Research |
133 |
10% of U.S. Kids Using Cough Medicine Every Week |
134 |
Why the 1930s Dust Bowl Was So Bad |
135 |
Slow Down: Whale Crossing |
136 |
Humans: The Strangest Species |
137 |
Fat cell numbers stay constant through adult life |
138 |
Spacecraft to fly into Sun's corona for first time |
139 |
Fungi lock depleted uranium out of harm's way |
140 |
Censorship exposed at US environment agency |
141 |
Eye-tracking interface means gamers' looks can kill |
142 |
Fat children may be tied to a lifetime of obesity |
143 |
Enzyme could be malaria's weakest link |
144 |
Why alcohol makes you loosen up and lash out |
145 |
Don't stop hurricanes, guide them |
146 |
Earth 'noise' could attract alien invaders |
147 |
65-Million-Year-Old Asteroid Impact Triggered a Global Hail of
Carbon Beads |
148 |
Apples, Apple Juice Shown to Prevent Early Atherosclerosis |
149 |
Record-Setting Laser May Aid Searches for Earthlike Planets |
150 |
Rice Plants That Resist Uptake of Arsenic Could Ease Shortage |
151 |
Study Finds That Fat Cells Die and Are Replaced |
152 |
Giuseppe Attardi Is Dead at 84; Studied Cells for Clues to
Aging |
153 |
Can You Become a Creature of New Habits? |
154 |
Pursuing the Next Level of Artificial Intelligence |
155 |
The Particle Whisperers |
156 |
Fungi have a hand in depleted uranium's environmental fate |
157 |
Neanderthals were separate species, says new human family tree |
158 |
Smart' power meters herald future of our electricity use [cf.
171] |
159 |
Melting defects could lead to smaller, more powerful
microchips |
160 |
Is this the rice super-gene? |
161 |
Turning fungus into fuel |
162 |
Google wins from end of Microsoft-Yahoo affair: analysts |
163 |
Gene sequence that can make half of us fatter is discovered |
164 |
Controlling embryonic fate by association |
165 |
Nixing immaturity in red blood cells |
166 |
'Nanomechanical Oscillators' Could Lead to New Class of
Computers |
167 |
Quantum Mechanical Con Game |
168 |
Baltic sea ice cover hits an all-time low: meteorologists |
169 |
Cell phones top SKorean kids' gift list |
170 |
No Power Use in Standby: New Zero-Watt Monitor |
171 |
Smarter electric grid could be key to saving power [cf. 158] |
172 |
In US, electronic repo device stalls cars of late payers |
173 |
Strap-On Helicopter Could Offer Solo Flying Experience |
174 |
Tesla rolls out its long-awaited electric sports car |
175 |
Talking up a new role for cell phones in telemedicine |
176 |
'Deaf by God' tried in Old Bailey records |
177 |
Beetle-ravaged forests prompt campground closures in Rockies |
178 |
Idaho team readies artificial beak for wounded bald eagle |
179 |
Bacterial slime helps cause serious disease |
180 |
DNA tests reveal mystery surrounding playwright Schiller |
181 |
Sea lions shot dead on Columbia River as salmon battle rages |
182 |
Getting wise to the influenza virus' tricks |
183 |
Secondhand smoke exposure can cause cell damage in 30 minutes |
184 |
The secret to long life may not be in the genes |
185 |
Kidney disease worsens in a fourth of African-Americans
despite therapy for hypertension |
186 |
Flip flops, mulch and no coat |
187 |
Mental disorders in parents linked to autism in children |
188 |
Who should MDs let die in a pandemic? Report offers answers |
189 |
Anti-psychotic drug use soars in UK children, too |
190 |
24 Chinese children die of virus; other countries affected |
191 |
Part II: Straining to progress, as family challenges mount |
192 |
Second breast cancer may be greater than thought for high-risk
women without BRCA mutations |
193 |
Iron supplements might harm infants who have enough |
194 |
Alcoholism is not just a 'man's disease' anymore |
195 |
Commonly used medications associated with impaired physical
function in older adults |
196 |
Children more vulnerable to harmful effects of lead |
197 |
Mothers less likely to pursue HPV vaccination for youngest
daughters |
198 |
Handwriting recognition interface appears in iPhone Software
2.0 |
199 |
Flash Wars: Adobe in the History and Future of Flash [Part 1
of 3] |
200 |
Leopard's secret: the end of windows? |
201 |
Overseas iPhone devs accepted |
202 |
iCab 4.1.1 |
203 |
8GB iPhone: Gone, baby, gone |
204 |
Microsoft beats a hasty retreat |
205 |
So much for that... |
206 |
A 4-million track typo |
207 |
Top marks for service |
208 |
iLounge launches 'Design The Next iPhone, Win The Next iPhone
Contest' |
209 |
WSJ: Time to bail on MSFT, Microsoft's corporate strategy no
better than their mediocre software |
210 |
Apple includes Chinese handwriting recognition in iPhone 2.0
Beta |
211 |
Canada's Bell Aliant first to launch Apple Macbook and
Internet package in North America |
212 |
Enderle: Steve Jobs vs. Steve Ballmer |
213 |
'Mac cloner' Psystar will need major cash to fight off Apple's
likely legal challenges |
214 |
Apple's iPhone Dev Program now open to international
developers |
215 |
Apple's pile of cash growing rapidly |
216 |
Ballmer's Folly ends: Microsoft abandons Yahoo bid because of
Google |
217 |
Apple's iPhone, iPod touch soon to have a whole lotta shakin'
goin on |
218 |
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