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05/18/2006 Using Satellite Observations To Study Photosynthetic Trends In Northern Circumpolar High Latitudes
05/18/2006 Cholesterol-lowering Drugs Not Associated With Increased Breast Cancer Risk
05/18/2006 Human And Chimp Genomes Reveal New Twist On Origin Of Species
05/18/2006 Global Food Supply Near the Breaking Point
05/18/2006 Last chromosome in human genome sequenced
05/18/2006 16 killed, one million evacuated as Typhoon Chanchu hits China
05/18/2006 Smokeless rockets launching soon?
05/18/2006 Blood test predicts success of quitting smoking using the nicotine patch
05/18/2006 Video wasted on toddlers, unless it's interactive
05/18/2006 UT Southwestern physician helps craft first guidelines for care, diagnosis of swimmer's ear
05/18/2006 News briefs from Heart Rhythm 2006
05/18/2006 Studies determine patient risk from ICD replacement
05/18/2006 Varying effects of fish consumption on atrial fibrillation
05/18/2006 Searching for the soul in the machine
05/18/2006 Potential new treatment strategy for Alzheimer's disease and other brain and spinal cord damage
05/18/2006 Study details hepatitis C ability to block immune system response
05/18/2006 Monkeys Use "Sentences," Study Suggests
05/18/2006 TAKS scores remain weak in math, science
05/18/2006 New Zealand Herald Technology & Science
05/18/2006 UFO's and Magic on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory Featuring Brandon Scott
05/18/2006 Save Our Planet Space Advocates See the Bigger Picture
05/18/2006 Evolution's human and chimp twist
05/18/2006 Typhoon Chanchu slams into southern China, killing eight people
05/18/2006 Humans, chimps may have bred after split
05/18/2006 CAMO Software launches The Unscrambler® 9.6
05/18/2006 Airbus A380 to make UK debut
05/18/2006 Not easy being green
05/18/2006 Storm Debris Forces Closure of Shellfish Beds
05/17/2006 Hooke manuscript returned home
05/17/2006 Fraternity/sorority members who get drunk weekly at higher risk of injuries
05/17/2006 Planet Group Similar to Solar System Is Found
05/17/2006 Video Game Outrages Columbine Parent
05/17/2006 Indonesia's 'Fire Mountain' Erupts
05/17/2006 Red Cross runs out of platelets
05/17/2006 Warren County boy's interest in bugs feeds his love for science
05/17/2006 Best settings for biphasic automated defibrillators investigated
05/17/2006 Reducing dose errors for children in cardiac arrest
05/17/2006 Emergency departments carry heavy loads
05/17/2006 Witnessing intimate partner violence as children does not increase risk of victimization as adults
05/17/2006 Even a little cooling helps after cardiac arrest
05/17/2006 A simple protocol avoids unnecessary invasive procedures
05/17/2006 Rapid diagnosis of mini-strokes saves time and money with no harm to patients
05/17/2006 Reducing the damage caused by cardiac arrest
05/17/2006 Ancestors of humans, chimpanzees, may have interbred Roundup
05/17/2006 Oxford seeks animal protests ban
05/17/2006 Orbital Sciences to lay off 10% of workers
05/17/2006 Plant Protection From Cold Decoded
05/17/2006 Polycystic Kidney Disease MRI Provides An Early Alert To Progression
05/17/2006 Panel Calls For Expanded Regulation Of Vitamins And Minerals
05/17/2006 Broccoli, Cauliflower And Genetic Cancer
05/17/2006 Helping Hands Are Two More Trouble Than One?
05/17/2006 Healthy human immune system cells can respond to HIV-1
05/17/2006 Two Splits Between Human and Chimp Lines Suggested
05/17/2006 Science now can predict cholera outbreaks
05/17/2006 'Big brother' informs baby talk
05/17/2006 Newborn hearing screening programs may benefit from the standardization of testing protocols
05/17/2006 Polycystic kidney disease MRI provides an early alert to progression
05/17/2006 Dying comet swings past Earth
05/17/2006 Preemies may benefit from caffeine jolt
05/17/2006 Monkeys combine warning calls
05/17/2006 Dolphins At Risk
05/17/2006 Study Indicates Widely-used Nutritional Supplement Does Not Improve Cholesterol Levels
05/17/2006 UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
05/17/2006 Researchers assess risks associated with living in low-lying coastal areas
05/17/2006 Newly discovered protein could hold key to preventing heart disease
05/17/2006 'Pinball protons' created by ultraviolet rays and other causes can lead to DNA damage
05/17/2006 Nanoforce Subsidiary, Refinery Science Corp., Announces Positive Results of Proprietary Nano-Cat Material
05/17/2006 Study Children Trust Science More Than They Do Religion
05/17/2006 NIH panel urges more informed approach to multivitamin/mineral use for chronic disease prevention
05/17/2006 Himalayan forests disappearing
05/17/2006 Officials Learn From Construction Blunder
05/17/2006 Astronomers Report Finding a Solar System With Similarities to Ours
05/17/2006 Rare antibiotic found that fights superbugs
05/17/2006 Mice Study Targets Human Lung Cancer
05/17/2006 Captain Cook's ship, the Endeavour, found off the coast of Rhode Island
05/17/2006 China says south coast water pollution "serious"
05/17/2006 Stalin "monster crabs" bring jobs to Arctic
05/17/2006 Bears thrive in Arctic on new Iron Curtain route
05/17/2006 Primate prattle is not just monkeying around scientists
05/17/2006 Aircraft Carrier Sunk in Gulf of Mexico
05/17/2006 Montana science fair competitors win awards
05/17/2006 Mysterious Mummy Is Found In Peru
05/17/2006 Meteor Shower Is Possible Next Week
05/17/2006 UNCG to establish computer science department
05/17/2006 When images speak louder than doctors
05/17/2006 Early humans, chimps were kissing cousins, gene study suggests
05/17/2006 Holographic Solar
05/17/2006 What causes fatal blood clots on long-haul flights?
05/17/2006 Study Shows New Picture Of Pacific Weather
05/17/2006 BPW awards 2M for Science Center expansion
05/17/2006 Murals cast new light on Maya culture
05/17/2006 Robotic Competition Sparks Student Interest in Science
05/17/2006 Big Plans for the New Connecticut Science Center
05/17/2006 Monkeys use sound sequence to convey command
05/17/2006 Television's 'Space Cadet' Frankie Thomas Dies
05/17/2006 Brain study yields insight into machinery of prejudice
05/17/2006 South Pacific plant may be missing link in evolution of flowering plants
05/17/2006 Trio of Neptunes and their belt
05/17/2006 Slab of sunken ocean floor found deep within Earth
05/17/2006 Seismologists detect a sunken slab of ocean floor deep in the Earth
05/17/2006 Human and chimp genomes reveal new twist on origin of species
05/17/2006 Bedsores and bald hides Novel roles revealed for a 'scaffolding' protein
05/17/2006 The brain's executive is an 'event planner'
05/17/2006 Water shortages in Northeast linked to human activity
05/17/2006 Using satellite observations to study photosynthetic trends in northern circumpolar high latitudes
05/17/2006 New Medicare plan 'doughnut hole' to affect seriously ill seniors
05/17/2006 Location, location, location Transcriptional activity and nuclear position
05/17/2006 Targeting lung cancer
05/17/2006 UC Davis researchers reveal apples' protective ways
05/17/2006 Tobacco smoke linked to allergic rhinitis in infants
05/17/2006 Scientists Reveal How Signals Travel Through Rats' Whiskers
05/17/2006 DNA study Human-chimp split was messy
05/17/2006 Cook's Endeavour may be found
05/17/2006 Study Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Lingers
05/17/2006 Hooke manuscript is returned home
05/17/2006 Ancient tomb sheds new light on Egyptian colonialism
05/17/2006 Depression in MS patients clue to better treatment
05/17/2006 More data needed to determine whether holes in heart lead to stroke
05/17/2006 Closing holes in heart important treatment for young stroke patients, study says
05/17/2006 Holes in heart not a common cause of stroke in general population, study finds
05/17/2006 Length Of Deprivation In Infants Affects Intellectual Development For Years
05/17/2006 And The Mountain Moved Scientists Study How Heart Mountain Shifted
05/17/2006 New Study Reveals Signaling Pathways Required For Expansion Of Pancreas Stem Cells
05/17/2006 Promising Cell Protein May Play Role In Infection And Dry Eye
05/17/2006 Long Airplane Flight Does Not Appear To Increase Risk Of Blood Clots
05/17/2006 Study Of Hand-brain Function Offers Insight Into Recovery For Stroke Survivors
05/17/2006 Body found inside Wayne State life science building
05/17/2006 Going solar
05/17/2006 Water industry comes under fire as 3.6 billion litres are lost every day
05/17/2006 Real earthquakes mark tsunami drill
05/17/2006 Bloggers Jam Video Game Convention
05/17/2006 Indonesian Volcano Erupts Violently
05/17/2006 Real earthquakes mark tsunami drill
05/17/2006 New study reveals signaling pathways required for expansion of pancreas stem cells
05/17/2006 Bush's response to 9/11 mirrors Wilson era
05/17/2006 Broccoli, cauliflower and genetic cancer
05/17/2006 Dolphins at risk
05/17/2006 ALOS satellite snaps Europe
05/17/2006 One in 50 teenagers still wet the bed
05/17/2006 Is brain size linked to two common gene variants?
05/17/2006 In the loop Scientists reveal how signals travel through rat's whiskers
05/17/2006 Wal-Mart equals higher poverty rates
05/17/2006 India's Oil and Natural Gas signs services deal with Halliburton
05/17/2006 Egyptian geologist backs claim of pyramids in Bosnia
05/17/2006 Life sciences booster invests in Midway Pharmaceuticals
05/17/2006 Lipid Sciences, Inc. Elects John E. Crawford to the Board of Directors
05/17/2006 Typhoon Threatens China's Southern Coast
05/17/2006 Damage From Oxygen May Be One Cause Of Parkinson's Disease
05/17/2006 Electronic Tagging Of Cattle To Prevent Disease Outbreaks Tested
05/17/2006 Researchers Closer To Finding A Genetic Cause Of Hearing Loss In Aging
05/17/2006 World's First Cloned Equine Athletes Training For Races
05/17/2006 Immune System Gone Bad
05/17/2006 UK butterflies 'Glimmer of hope'
05/17/2006 Spaceports Building up the Space Travel Industry
05/17/2006 Space Tourism Multimedia Part 1
05/17/2006 SMS glitch mars testing of new tsunami warning system
05/17/2006 State students net 69,000 in awards at science event
05/17/2006 State students net 69,000 in awards at science event
05/17/2006 A day of science shell never forget
05/17/2006 Four die in fire at ONGC office in Mumbai
05/17/2006 TPS repair capability new solutions
05/17/2006 The Vision for Space Exploration New Opportunities
05/17/2006 Report Human Errors, Technical Woes Doomed DART
05/17/2006 Report Human errors and technical woes doomed DART
05/17/2006 Two Deep Impact daughter comets missions proposed
05/17/2006 Quakes rock region as Pacific tests tsunami alert system
05/17/2006 ScienceLogic Launches Version 4.0 of EM7 IT Management Appliance
05/17/2006 Science bus rolls out cutting-edge lessons
05/16/2006 Toddlers learn better through interactive video
05/16/2006 Conference to focus on healthcare systems' response to disasters and overloads
05/16/2006 Mild maternal stress may actually help children mature
05/16/2006 Fabled equatorial icecaps to disappear
05/16/2006 Message to mom Don't worry - you're still number one with your toddler
05/16/2006 Moderate stress during pregnancy does not harm child development
05/16/2006 Length of deprivation in infants affects intellectual development for years
05/16/2006 How do children learn about science and God?
05/16/2006 A Peruvian Woman Warrior of A.D. 450
05/16/2006 Why do girls lose interest in math and science?
05/16/2006 Hamilton students win science fair cash
05/16/2006 Satellite Technologies Detect Uplift in the Yellowstone Caldera
05/16/2006 Indonesia Hit by Magnitude 6.9 Tremor; Local Tsunami Possible
05/16/2006 Flick Of Whiskers Helps Tease Out Brain's 'Shadow' Signaling System
05/16/2006 Biological Motors Sort Molecules One By One On A Chip
05/16/2006 Twin Explosions In Gigantic Dusty Potato Crisp
05/16/2006 No link between low air-pressure on long-haul flights and DVT says new study
05/16/2006 Skies clear over New England after historic floods
05/16/2006 Plane conditions not likely to cause clots study
05/16/2006 High Interest Rates Fuel Virtual Banks
05/16/2006 H.S. Students Battle in Robotics Competition
05/16/2006 Pyramid in Bosnia - Huge Hoax or Colossal Find?
05/16/2006 Scientists Test Tsunami-Warning System
05/16/2006 Arctic seals spotted in mid-Atlantic
05/16/2006 STS-121 Astronauts Train Hard for Shuttle Launch
05/16/2006 A Wealth of Errors Led to DART Spacecraft's Failure, Chief Investigator Says
05/16/2006 Tattooed mummy may be 1st female warrior
05/16/2006 Wis. Group Raises Sturgeon in River Water
05/16/2006 Scientists Study Potential Ark. Quake
05/16/2006 Elephant Not Interested in Her Treadmill
05/16/2006 Comet's tail 'caused Qld light show'
05/16/2006 1M donated to melanoma research
05/16/2006 Elephant Not Interested in Using Treadmill
05/16/2006 Fabled ice field et to vanish
05/16/2006 Baby Meets Big Brother For Science
05/16/2006 Wildlife still feeling effects of Exxon Valdez oil spill
05/16/2006 Radiation therapy is associated with lower risk of breast cancer recurrence in elderly women
05/16/2006 Pak1 expression increases tamoxifen resistance in breast cancer patients
05/16/2006 Long airplane flight does not appear to increase risk of blood clots
05/16/2006 Rheumatoid arthritis drug linked to serious infections and cancers
05/16/2006 Other highlights in the May 17 JNCI
05/16/2006 Study reports findings on lung cancer death rates in never smokers
05/16/2006 And the mountain moved Scientists study how Heart Mountain shifted
05/16/2006 Lost in thought Brain research
05/16/2006 Coral reef reveals history of fickle weather in the central Pacific
05/16/2006 Cholesterol-lowering drugs not associated with increased breast cancer risk
05/16/2006 Study examines reported outcomes of trials funded by for-profits vs. not-for-profits
05/16/2006 Study indicates widely-used nutritional supplement does not improve cholesterol levels
05/16/2006 An injury that heals
05/16/2006 Cure Acne Naturally
05/16/2006 Tropical Depression Hurricane Linked To Long-term Mental Distress
05/16/2006 Study Sheds Light On Cancer Susceptibility And Disease Involving Bone-marrow Failure
05/16/2006 New Treatment For Specific Type Of Leukemia
05/16/2006 Wasps Queue For Top Job
05/16/2006 New Molecule Inhibits Proliferation Of Broad Range Of Lethal Cancer Cells
05/16/2006 Penn State Researchers Look Beyond The Birth Of The Universe
05/16/2006 Myriad of woes doomed NASA test craft
05/16/2006 NASA Issues A Censored Collision Report
05/16/2006 Montreal teen wins 10,000 at science fair
05/16/2006 Electric book wins science prize
05/16/2006 Quote of the day Analysis 'not rocket science"
05/16/2006 Millions of US coastal residents not taking hurricane threat seriously poll
05/16/2006 Tattooed Mummy With Jewelry Found in Peru
05/16/2006 Arctic Harp Seals Show Up on U.S. Beaches
05/16/2006 Suspected meteorite streaks across Qld sky
05/16/2006 States starry-eyed over spaceports
05/16/2006 Mummy may have been female warrior
05/16/2006 Rumbling Mount Merapi still a threat
05/16/2006 Egypt to sue museum for mummy mask
05/16/2006 Education chief Girls need encourage in science
05/16/2006 Scientists closer to understanding how Prozac works
05/16/2006 11 Canadian students win at top science fair
05/16/2006 Study Research Fraud Rampant In China
05/16/2006 Telling Your Story On OurStory
05/16/2006 Indonesia's Merapi Threatens Village
05/16/2006 Neanderthal yields nuclear DNA
05/16/2006 RH 100 Europe Biosciences
05/16/2006 Lesbians Like Men - With Major Difference
05/16/2006 High-Temp Superconductivity Theory Proven
05/16/2006 Quote of the day Analysis not rocket science"
05/16/2006 Fabled ice field 'set to vanish'
05/16/2006 Implant Sciences sells explosive detection devices to unnamed maritime agency
05/16/2006 Tattooed Mummy With Jewelry Found in Peru
05/16/2006 Education chief Girls need encourage in science
05/16/2006 Mummy may have been female warrior
05/16/2006 Egypt to sue museum for mummy mask
05/16/2006 Robot vehicles compete in first European trial at German army base
05/16/2006 Baby Meets Big Brother For Science
05/16/2006 Alzheimer's symptoms prevented in mice by small change to protein
05/16/2006 Darpa Far-Out Dreams on Display
05/16/2006 US Tots Used As AntiPsychotic Drug Guinea Pigs?
05/16/2006 UK butterflies 'Glimmer of hope'
05/16/2006 The ESC releases guidance document on Cardiac Rhythm Management product performance
05/16/2006 Study says Japan unable to produce low cost memory for personal computers
05/16/2006 Putting healthcare dollars into the 'right' prevention services
05/16/2006 NASA looks at hurricane cloud tops for windy clues
05/16/2006 Our memory wears rose-colored glasses
05/16/2006 Damage from oxygen may be one cause of Parkinson's disease
05/16/2006 Women's career choices influenced more by culture than biology
05/16/2006 Studies shows device-guided paced breathing lowers blood pressure & peripheral resistance
05/16/2006 Neanderthal yields nuclear DNA
05/16/2006 Why do girls lose interest in math and science?
05/16/2006 Back to the Moon Uniting Science and Exploration
05/16/2006 BLOG! Star Trek 2.0 Ad Campaign is Da Bomb!
05/16/2006 NASA to Look into NEO Threat Response Proposals
05/16/2006 Biggest Science Myth Unveiled Lactic Acid Is Actually A Muscle Fuel!!
05/16/2006 Encouraging key for improving girls science education
05/16/2006 Chimpanzee study reveals genome variation hotspots
05/16/2006 Packard scientists announce first international gene search for typical ALS
05/16/2006 French-German Group Verifies High-Temperature Superconductivity Theory Proposed by UCR Physicist
05/16/2006 National science event to take place next week
05/16/2006 China's colossal 3 Gorges Dam coming 'online' by end of May pics
05/16/2006 Science prize seeks new sponsor
05/16/2006 New England Sees Worst Floods in 70 Years
05/16/2006 Series of problems caused NASA rendezvous attempt to fail
05/16/2006 Rumbling Mount Merapi Quieter
05/16/2006 Tories to boost science profile
05/16/2006 Exxon Valdez oil found in tidal feeding grounds of ducks, sea otters
05/16/2006 MIT Devises Largest Storage Array For Human Speech Project
05/16/2006 Diary of the Earth's Magnetic Field Shows a Temporary Calm
05/16/2006 Side Effects Frankencotton, the Shirt Coming Soon to a Wardrobe Near You
05/16/2006 On Ancient Walls, a New Maya Epoch
05/16/2006 Impressive New Tricks of Light, All Within the Laws of Physics
05/16/2006 British soldiers show no signs of Iraq War syndrome study
05/16/2006 Ruling Favors Rivers Over Power Dams
05/16/2006 Teen legal-drug abuse is entrenched, study says
05/16/2006 Less care could help chronically ill, study says
05/16/2006 Buckyballs make room for gilded cages
05/16/2006 Prozac's target revealed
05/16/2006 Free access to science speeds its use
05/16/2006 Annals of Internal Medicine tip sheet for May 16, 2006
05/16/2006 Intimate partner violence . the hidden burden is common
05/16/2006 Intimate partner violence found widespread
05/16/2006 Acetaminophen safe to use after heart attack but doesn't protect the heart
05/16/2006 Repeatable low-breakdown voltage antifuses enabled through a Sandia-developed dielectric thin film
05/16/2006 Collaborative study successfully applies neutrons to study hydrogen transfer in biological systems
05/16/2006 Understanding cloning
05/16/2006 US launches new era of space diplomacy with India, China
05/16/2006 In 'Challenger Park,' Mom Is an Astronaut
05/16/2006 NASA Successfully Demonstrated New Automated Safety System
05/16/2006 ShuttleA
05/16/2006 NASA Astronaut Jeff Williams Calls Students from Home Town
05/16/2006 Chemist's candy machine was used worldwide
05/16/2006 18th-century farm into museum
05/16/2006 Bourdais out of this world
05/16/2006 NASA Glenn lands major role in moon mission
05/16/2006 Thousands graduate college in Miss.
05/16/2006 Space rock could make 2036 a killer year
05/16/2006 Secretary Spellings Delivers Remarks to the First National Summit ...
05/16/2006 Cleveland NASA gets project role
05/16/2006 Federal contracts
05/16/2006 Rain doesn't stop Rockets for Schools launches
05/16/2006 Sinfonietta embraces visual enhancement
05/16/2006 Checkup for software
05/16/2006 NASA astronaut to call home this week
05/16/2006 After bust, states again considering the spaceport business
05/16/2006 Space museum official sent to prison
05/16/2006 E3 2006 Worst of Show
05/16/2006 What action should be taken against politicians
05/16/2006 NASA selects finalists for ISS supply project
05/16/2006 A Government-Business Joint Venture Spaceports
05/16/2006 Former Space Museum Head Gets Three Year
05/15/2006 NASA Spacecraft Crashes into Satellite
05/15/2006 The life and times of a human guinea pig.
05/15/2006 Plants Tell Caterpillars When It's Safe To Forage
05/15/2006 Neutrons Used To Study Hydrogen Transfer In Biological Systems
05/15/2006 Research Uncovers Signaling Pathways Related To Brain-immune System Links
05/15/2006 How Did Cactuses Evolve?
05/15/2006 For Elderly, Extra Pounds May Lower Mortality Rates
05/15/2006 'Lighthouses in the Sky' Yield Biggest-Ever 3-D Map of the Cosmos
05/15/2006 Organizing Dumbbells For Nanotech Devices
05/15/2006 Study Shows Frogs Can Play Key Role In Stem Cell Research
05/15/2006 Inhaled Steroids Help Young Children Breathe But Do Not Prevent Chronic Asthma
05/15/2006 Researchers Working To Create Better Control Of Legged Robots And Human Prostheses Using ...
05/15/2006 New Compound Unusually Potent At Blocking Brain Cancer Growth
05/15/2006 Global Warming May Have Damaged Coral Reefs Forever
05/15/2006 Professor faked chips with sandpaper and got millions in investment
05/15/2006 More proof that "natural" safe speed limits exist
05/15/2006 Next X-Prize Challenge How About A 250-MPG Car?
05/15/2006 NASA Releases Summary of DART Mission Mishap
05/15/2006 Climate change may kill millions in Africa report
05/15/2006 EU 2005 CO2 emissions below quota
05/15/2006 Cuts to lax EU pollution quotas sought
05/15/2006 Build a Rocket Powered by OREOs
05/15/2006 British skies UFO-free for last 30 years
05/15/2006 Ecology experiment hits 150 years
05/15/2006 Warming set to devastate coral
05/15/2006 ABRAXANE®, Co-promoted by AztraZeneca and Abraxis Bioscience Inc. as Cancer Therapy
05/15/2006 Diatos SA Acquires Rights to Gilead Sciences Inc's Cancer Drug DaunoXome®
05/15/2006 Spelling Encouraging girls key for improving science education
05/15/2006 New Orleans Gets $150M Line of Credit
05/15/2006 Ecstasy allows cancer victim to spend final days at peace
05/15/2006 Mountains Of The Moon Glaciers Vanishing
05/15/2006 Largest, 3D Map Of The Universe Is Created
05/15/2006 New England hit by worst floods in 70 years
05/15/2006 ‘Science and technology body not working’
05/15/2006 Infants Or Adults? NIH Ethicists Argue For New Bird Flu Priorities
05/15/2006 Low-cost Microfluidics Can Be A Sticky Problem
05/15/2006 Neural Stem Cell Gene Plays Crucial Role In Eye Development
05/15/2006 Exercise During Dialysis Enhances Results And Overall Physical Performance
05/15/2006 Can Probiotics Can Prevent Asthma In Children?
05/15/2006 Fabled Equatorial African Icecaps To Disappear
05/15/2006 Spellings Encourage Girls in Science Ed
05/15/2006 Warming set to 'devastate' coral
05/15/2006 Rice with Human Gene Causes Furor
05/15/2006 Sucking Face is Healthy
05/15/2006 Ex-Space Museum Head Gets 3 Years in Theft