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Baby born from embryo frozen for 20 years |
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Quick return to action is now the bee's knees for arthritic
patients |
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Fetus captured on film smiling at just 17 weeks |
| 4 |
Militants target more NATO fuel tankers |
| 5 |
Tailor-made living tissue is hot off the press |
| 6 |
When worried people cope better, et al. |
| 7 |
Alliance aims to assist those who want to die |
| 8 |
Let's see real cost of care |
| 9 |
Glucose link to IVF success |
| 10 |
Lives blighted by an unhealthy mindset |
| 11 |
Early detection offers cure for cancer |
| 12 |
Cancer therapy kits spark debate |
| 13 |
Energy-efficiency weather data 30 years old |
| 14 |
First wife disputes cancer guru Ian Gawler's survival story |
| 15 |
Charlie the smoking chimpanzee dies at 52 |
| 16 |
Trio shares Nobel Prize for Chemistry for 'art in test tube' |
| 17 |
Forget mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, bystanders told |
| 18 |
A glass a week won't hurt baby, new research shows |
| 19 |
Clean kosher food a mainstream hit |
| 20 |
Employers biggest losers from staff job strain |
| 21 |
Catchy science titles, patchy knowledge in science curriculum |
| 22 |
Vatican criticises Nobel's choice of Robert Edwards |
| 23 |
'Atomic lattice' wins the Nobel Prize for Physics |
| 24 |
Toxic sludge floods seven villages in Hungary |
| 25 |
Experts question UK study which says light drinking in
pregnancy is not harmful |
| 26 |
Speed cameras cut deaths and injuries while reducing speeding
by up to 65 per cent |
| 27 |
Labor to 'very seriously' consider disabled reform |
| 28 |
Student finds GPS bug on car, uploads photo, FBI demands to
have their warrantless bug back |
| 29 |
Sven Saw |
| 30 |
Christian leader: Avoid yoga! |
| 31 |
Digitally masking corporate logos in your home videos |
| 32 |
Write or Be Written |
| 33 |
Very tiny people moving pencil and scissors |
| 34 |
HOWTO bake porridge in a pumpkin |
| 35 |
Cape Wind awarded nation's first off-shore wind farm lease |
| 36 |
Cape Wind backers blew right by cost |
| 37 |
Two receive Nobel physics prize |
| 38 |
Trio wins Nobel for developing key chemistry tool |
| 39 |
Harvard casts a wide net for aid on diabetes |
| 40 |
Hungarians brace for new toxic wave |
| 41 |
UK pushes wind farms amid Britons' protests |
| 42 |
What about IVF? |
| 43 |
Space double: Astronaut twins to join up in orbit |
| 44 |
US, China blame each other for slow climate talks |
| 45 |
Toxicity of sludge in Danube drops |
| 46 |
China highlights climate change efforts |
| 47 |
Hungary plant was on a list of risky sites |
| 48 |
Technician says BP decided against installing additional
safety devices |
| 49 |
Philadelphia to recycle trains' brake energy |
| 50 |
Honey bees collapse caused by combination of virus and fungus,
study reports |
| 51 |
How Titan might be making DNA building blocks |
| 52 |
Should we explore Mars with a robot airplane? |
| 53 |
Quantum entanglement could lead to superfast computers |
| 54 |
Dracula fish, lipstick gecko, 23-foot carnivorous plant, among
new species discovered |
| 55 |
Yellowstone Lake yields thriving colony of life at bottom |
| 56 |
Nanotube yarn sweater? Made in China to stop speeding bullets |
| 57 |
'Wonder material' graphene wins scientists 2010 Nobel Prize in
physics |
| 58 |
Space Shuttle Endeavour launch held up by space traffic jam |
| 59 |
Konstantin Novoselov and Andre Geim get Nobel Prize for
super-strong graphene |
| 60 |
Gliese 581g: If there's life there, how will we know? |
| 61 |
200 new species discovered in remote PNG |
| 62 |
Test tube artists share Nobel chemistry prize |
| 63 |
Mars probe to solve 'lost atmosphere' mystery |
| 64 |
Graphene pioneers win Nobel Physics Prize |
| 65 |
Ancient penguins not so well dressed |
| 66 |
New way to generate human stem cells |
| 67 |
Did Australian Aborigines reach America first? |
| 68 |
GM silkworms to produce super spider silk |
| 69 |
The 'Levytator:' A New Twist on the Escalator |
| 70 |
Technology That Frees You Up to Be Distracted by More
Technology |
| 71 |
Gadget Mimics Heartbeats for Long-Distance Lovers |
| 72 |
Nanotech Windows Change Tint With Weather |
| 73 |
Need Directions? Pull My Finger |
| 74 |
Alternative to X-Rays Uses Visible Light |
| 75 |
New Kind of Uranium Could Power Your Car |
| 76 |
Cars That Act as Mobile Traffic Reporters |
| 77 |
Magic Powder Fuels Electric Bike |
| 78 |
Beer Gets Boost with Microbrew |
| 79 |
Butterflies Cure Themselves with Plants |
| 80 |
The End of the World as We Know It? |
| 81 |
'Mini-Pompeii' Found in Norway |
| 82 |
Animals Said to Have Spiritual Experiences |
| 83 |
Black Death Blamed on Bacteria |
| 84 |
Life Raft Makes Sea Water Drinkable |
| 85 |
Tooth Regeneration Gel Could Replace Painful Fillings |
| 86 |
Gulf Coast caution: 'We know it's not over' |
| 87 |
Carbon clean-up for aviation agreed; EU claims victory |
| 88 |
EU to face one-million-strong petition against GM crops |
| 89 |
Census of Marine Life: Not even the Jurassic shrimp could
escape |
| 90 |
Zoologists unlock the secret to a dog's movement |
| 91 |
Wily red foxes making a comeback in Europe |
| 92 |
50,000 switch off air-conditioners in Hong Kong campaign |
| 93 |
Greater Mekong New Species Pictures |
| 94 |
Experts sound alarm as corals show new spate of bleaching |
| 95 |
Libyan domain shutdown no threat, insists bit.ly |
| 96 |
Adobe and Microsoft: an acquisition that wouldn't make sense
for either side |
| 97 |
Farewell to the fatsuit: the software that solves cinema's
weighty issues |
| 98 |
Microsoft: virus-infected computers should be quarantined |
| 99 |
Lagging U.S. life expectancy ranking blamed on health system |
| 100 |
Artificial white light may become eye-friendly |
| 101 |
World money meltdown can start in surprising places,
physicists say |
| 102 |
From brain science, new questions about free will |
| 103 |
Power-hungry image may hurt female, but not male politicians |
| 104 |
Study seeks to show how acupuncture really works |
| 105 |
Diversity within species may be as important as among them |
| 106 |
Ingredients of life could form over Saturn moon: study |
| 107 |
Neanderthals had feelings too, researchers say |
| 108 |
Marine census shows ocean life "richer" than
expected |
| 109 |
Scientists explore whether some apes shake heads for
"no" |
| 110 |
Mostly-male book images may reduce girls' science scores |
| 111 |
New anti-cancer strategy: make tumor cells age |
| 112 |
Candidate "habitable" planet described as most
promising yet |
| 113 |
It seems we're all more human than average |
| 114 |
Scientists learning how monkeys fend off "monkey
AIDS" |
| 115 |
Over a fifth of plant species may face extinction threat |
| 116 |
Gorillas gave us malaria, researchers say |
| 117 |
AIDS virus ancestor over 32,000 years old, study finds |
| 118 |
Brain region linked to introspective thinking |
| 119 |
UC Berkeley team helps study Mars' atmosphere |
| 120 |
Spotlight focuses on PG&E inspections |
| 121 |
Europa's Frigid Surface Could Be a Hot Spot of Chemistry |
| 122 |
China and US blame each other in climate stand-off |
| 123 |
Huge Asteroid Wrapped in Thick Dust Blanket |
| 124 |
Trees planted for global climate campaign |
| 125 |
Even Grown-Ups Need Security Blankets |
| 126 |
Abu Dhabi shifts plans for $22B clean-energy city |
| 127 |
US, China blame each other for slow climate talks |
| 128 |
Superhero or Supervillain: Which Lurks Inside You? |
| 129 |
New Comet Photos Show Icy Target for NASA Probe |
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