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05/24/2006 Test Shows Drop in Science Achievement for 12th Graders
05/24/2006 Chick in Vermont's bald eagle nest dies
05/24/2006 NASA launches GOES-N weather satellite
05/24/2006 Salk Research Suggests The Existence Of Specialized Neurons That Distinguish Swagger From Sway
05/24/2006 For The Future Hydrogen Economy, A Tiny, Self-powered Sensor
05/24/2006 Purdue Researchers Find 'Switch' For Skeletal-muscle Atrophy
05/24/2006 Survival Of The Selfless Scientists Find Cheats Don't Always Prosper
05/24/2006 Super-sized Cassava Plants May Help Fight Hunger In Africa
05/24/2006 Light-to-moderate Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Can Lead To Cognitive Deficits 10 Years Later
05/24/2006 Purdue Joins Army To Improve Soldier Maintenance Of 'Stryker' Vehicles In Iraq
05/24/2006 Inexpensive Detector Sees The Invisible, In Color
05/24/2006 FCAT shows most students in county under grade level in science
05/24/2006 Senate OKs Taft plan to spend 13.2M to train more math, science teachers
05/24/2006 Science Scores 'Excellent' In Washington
05/24/2006 Myths about soda and Coke Cola
05/24/2006 Havana rains, floods kill at least three
05/24/2006 Designing Practical Bacterial Fuel Cells
05/24/2006 Science Scores Up in G
05/24/2006 Baby bald eagles rescued after windstorm
05/24/2006 UConn scientists probe sea squirt invasion
05/24/2006 Gore's 'Truth' is highly watchable
05/24/2006 Oregon students show little progress on national science tests
05/24/2006 MA Science Scores Glance
05/24/2006 FCAT shows students don't know enough about science
05/24/2006 Organ-recipients' Deaths Prompt Call For Suppliers Of Pet Rodents To Screen For LCMV Disease
05/24/2006 Many Cleaners, Air Fresheners May Pose Health Risks When Used Indoors
05/24/2006 For Patients With Severe Lung Injury, Less Is More
05/24/2006 Satellite Remote-sensing Method Hatches New Cell-analysis System
05/24/2006 Boost To Vaccine Development New Approach Provides Potent, Long-lasting Immunity
05/24/2006 Bacterium That Causes Kidney Stones And Complicated Urinary Tract Infections Gives Up Its ...
05/24/2006 MIT Technology Review Launches New Micro-documentary Video Series
05/24/2006 Young immigrant to Israel cops science prize
05/24/2006 Cloned mules in nature v. nurture showdown
05/24/2006 UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
05/24/2006 Science Test Scores Fall for High School Seniors
05/24/2006 Martin students outpace state's science FCAT average
05/24/2006 Michigan science scores compare favorably with national average
05/24/2006 Spotty mice flout genetics laws
05/24/2006 R.I.science scores lag
05/24/2006 Check FCAT science results now
05/24/2006 Students at the Top and Bottom in Science
05/24/2006 Science Students at Basic-Or-Better Level
05/24/2006 ESA SOHO Mission Extended Through 2009
05/24/2006 US needs both Alaska pipeline, LNG terminals FERC
05/24/2006 FEMA nominee's taxes raise questions
05/24/2006 Science scores up in grade 4, not in 8, 12
05/24/2006 New report Fourth-graders advancing in science
05/24/2006 New Hampshire pupils score near the top in science
05/24/2006 New Orleans seen top US target for '06 hurricanes
05/24/2006 S.C. students show significant improvement in science
05/24/2006 Indiana scores decline slightly on national science test
05/24/2006 ProMetic Life Sciences Inc. Provides Update on PPPS Licensing Agreement with Hemosol
05/24/2006 Scores Show High School Students In Science Slump
05/24/2006 Testing shows Arizona kids not well-versed in science
05/24/2006 For Stanford scientists, RNAi gene therapy takes two steps forward, one step back
05/24/2006 Genes discovered that allow gum disease bacterium to invade arteries
05/24/2006 Microbes hitchhike across Atlantic on desert dust
05/24/2006 New space observations poised to save lives from floods, landslides
05/24/2006 Mixed amphetamine salts extended release improves information processing in adults with ADHD
05/24/2006 Mixed amphetamine salts most effective in the treatment of ADHD in youths
05/24/2006 NRP104 significantly reduced symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children
05/24/2006 DAYTRANA methylphenidate transdermal system significant reduces ADHD symptoms
05/24/2006 Survival of the selfless scientists find cheats don't always prosper
05/24/2006 Key stress protein linked to toxicities responsible for Parkinson's, Alzheimer's
05/24/2006 RNAi Global Initiative members advance standards for genome-wide RNAi research in second meeting
05/24/2006 Wild lobsters avoid sick neighbours
05/24/2006 Science FCAT scores show room to improve
05/24/2006 Young N.C. students make science gains, older peers don't
05/24/2006 Maine science scores are relatively unchanged
05/24/2006 LIVE Coverage Delta 4 Rocket Poised to Launch GOES-N Weather Satellite
05/24/2006 Voyager 2 Detects Odd Shape of Solar System's Edge
05/24/2006 Brevard soars on science FCATs
05/24/2006 National tests find younger students getting better in science
05/24/2006 Science Center to show ’Superman Returns’ in IMAX
05/24/2006 Veggie Oil As Gas Substitute
05/24/2006 Lobsters shun diseased members of own species
05/24/2006 Listening To Music Can Reduce Chronic Pain And Depression By Up To A Quarter
05/24/2006 Genetic Tug Of War Determines Sexual Differentiation
05/24/2006 Sweet Success For Pioneering Hydrogen Energy Project
05/24/2006 National science scores show Minnesota kids doing well
05/24/2006 Minority students excel in federal science test
05/24/2006 South Carolina students show significant improvement in science
05/24/2006 State science scores average, report says
05/24/2006 Study links obesity to liver failure
05/24/2006 Studies find cognitive therapy benefits IBS
05/24/2006 Enzyme defect leads to hyperinsulinism
05/24/2006 New analysis of networks reveals surprise patterns in politics, the web
05/24/2006 Finding computer files hidden in plain sight
05/24/2006 Low carbohydrate diet did not increase bone loss, study finds
05/24/2006 New analysis showed UC patients in clinical remission had higher rates of employment
05/24/2006 Illinois kids flunk basic science test
05/24/2006 The Ethical Dilemmas of Immortality
05/24/2006 One-third of students meeting science goals
05/24/2006 Babies and TVs Making More Sense to Parents
05/24/2006 Mad Cows and Englishmen
05/24/2006 Vermont among top states in science test results
05/24/2006 Science scores up in grade four, stalled in grades 8 and 12
05/24/2006 Students at basic or proficient level in science
05/24/2006 Chinese Premier highlights science role as pillar of socio-economic development
05/24/2006 Scientists Suggest Bestiality
05/24/2006 Montana science scores among top in nation
05/24/2006 A frantic search for piranhas goes ahead in Ukraine
05/24/2006 Mississippi has nation's lowest scores NAEP science tests
05/24/2006 Students at the top and bottom in science at-a-glance
05/24/2006 Voyager probes detail Sun domain
05/24/2006 Indiana pupils science scores slipping
05/24/2006 Dominican flag to fly on shuttle
05/24/2006 Go-ahead for fusion reactor work
05/24/2006 Unhappy home link to appearance
05/24/2006 ASTRONOTES Florida Couple Finds Depleted Uranium in Old NASA Tool Box
05/24/2006 Delta 4 Rocket to Launch GOES-N Weather Satellite at 611 p.m. EDT
05/24/2006 Science Scores for U.S. 4th-Graders Rise
05/24/2006 Science test scores show little progress for high school students
05/24/2006 Response mixed to four-year math and science requirement
05/24/2006 Science scores for U.S. 4th-graders rise
05/24/2006 Study Finds No Link between Marijuana and Lung Cancer
05/24/2006 Island-hopping virus' ferocity exposed
05/24/2006 Human-To-Human Bird Flu Suspected In Indonesia
05/24/2006 Science test scores show little progress for high school students
05/24/2006 Report Montana science scores among nation's tops
05/24/2006 A woman's quest for sight and 'seeing machine'
05/24/2006 Wrestling with psychiatric cures
05/24/2006 Do many roles make healthy women?
05/24/2006 Science scores up in grade four, stalled in grades 8 and 12
05/24/2006 Science Scores Up in Grade 4, Slowed in 8, 12
05/24/2006 Young NC students make science gains, older peers don't
05/24/2006 Vermont among top states in science test results
05/24/2006 Ark. science scores remain steady since 2000
05/24/2006 Students at basic or proficient level in science
05/24/2006 NOAA Expects Below Average 2006 East Pacific Hurricane Season
05/24/2006 Scientists Identify Molecule That Links Both Sides Of The Brain
05/24/2006 Carbon-based Quantum Dots Could Mean 'Greener,' Safer Technology In Medicine And Biology
05/24/2006 Listening to music can reduce chronic pain and depression by up to a quarter
05/24/2006 Queensland scientists identify molecule that links both sides of the brain
05/24/2006 Name can lead to housing discrimination
05/24/2006 Many cleaners, air fresheners may pose health risks when used indoors
05/24/2006 UCF, Georgia researchers New Orleans faces 3-in-10 chance of hurricane winds
05/24/2006 Turning the tables on drug discovery
05/24/2006 If all drivers were polite, they would get where they're going faster
05/24/2006 ESA's SOHO will lead a fleet of solar observatories
05/24/2006 World fire maps now available online in near-real time
05/24/2006 Indiana scores decline slightly on national science test
05/24/2006 Science Center IMAX Dome Lands 'Superman Returns'
05/24/2006 The Grand SLAM Rocketing Water to the Moon
05/24/2006 Thinking in Logarithms Can Be Natural
05/24/2006 Go-ahead for fusion reactor work
05/24/2006 Bill Gates Shows Off New Products
05/24/2006 SKorea in Qatar deal to build world's largest LNG carriers
05/24/2006 Attenborough Climate is changing
05/24/2006 ?The Future Is Hydrogen And We Are There? - Hydrogen Fuel Production Update
05/24/2006 ViviCells International, LLC Launches the Nation?s First and Only Comprehensive Family Stem Cell Bank
05/24/2006 Earth-solar cycle 'spurs greenhouse gases'
05/24/2006 Planet hunters bask in earthshine
05/24/2006 Cleaning up space junk may erase history
05/24/2006 Ask Mr. Science
05/24/2006 British insurance company to 'protect' Bavarian brown bear
05/24/2006 Mammoth skeleton discovered
05/24/2006 Bullfrog linked to fungus spread
05/24/2006 Teens' Heavy Cellphone Use Could Signal Unhappiness, Study Finds
05/23/2006 US probes Alaska pipeline repair-WSJ
05/23/2006 Medical response to Hurricane Katrina focus of 2006 European eHealth Conference and Exhibition
05/23/2006 Beyond the hype and the scare stories, how safe are nanoparticles?
05/23/2006 New study demonstrates that AMITIZA. lubiprostone may help improve symptoms
05/23/2006 AMITIZATM lubiprostone shown effective and well-tolerated in people older than age 65
05/23/2006 Young adults are fastest growing group of uninsured
05/23/2006 ACS weekly press package . May 8, 2006
05/23/2006 How Did Continents Split? Geology Study Shows New Picture
05/23/2006 U.S. Ports Vulnerable To Devastating Earthquake Damage
05/23/2006 Researchers Find Immune-activating Cells In Intestines
05/23/2006 MIT 'Seeing Machine' Offers Hope To Blind
05/23/2006 Government 'lagging on climate'
05/23/2006 People in vegetative state revived by pill
05/23/2006 Mayo Clinic studies find association between acid reflux and esophageal cancer
05/23/2006 Implantable Retinas Come Alive
05/23/2006 Feds Reject Petition to List Spotted Owl
05/23/2006 Millions of Veterans at Risk of Identity Fraud Following Data Theft
05/23/2006 MD Biosciences Launches Neurology Discovery Services
05/23/2006 US better prepared to face major hurricane senior official
05/23/2006 After Long Delay, New Weather Satellite Again Set to Fly
05/23/2006 Early treatment favored for multiple sclerosis
05/23/2006 Late-breaking Digestive Disease Week news
05/23/2006 Treatment for anorexia nervosa appears to have improved outcome
05/23/2006 Rocky Mountain Elk Plan May Cost $18M
05/23/2006 Computer Sciences profit down
05/23/2006 Alberta database aims to cut unnecessary medical tests
05/23/2006 Sierra Club Sues Over Mileage
05/23/2006 Questions Arise Over Veteran Data Loss
05/23/2006 Living in poverty associated with increased risk for teens to be overweight
05/23/2006 Study provides evidence supporting recommended 10 year interval for colonoscopies for most patients
05/23/2006 Benefits of screening colonoscopy in very elderly may be limited
05/23/2006 Robotic joystick reveals how brain controls movement
05/23/2006 U of M researchers find immune-activating cells in intestines
05/23/2006 New data show OAB therapy Enablex® does not impair memory function compared to alternative
05/23/2006 Botox Its not just for wrinkles anymore
05/23/2006 Poor adolescents more likely to be overweight today than 30 years ago
05/23/2006 U-M scientists target key cells and signals that trigger pulmonary fibrosis
05/23/2006 Cure for reading glasses may be in view
05/23/2006 Characteristics of caregivers may increase symptoms in dementia patients
05/23/2006 UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
05/23/2006 Computer Sciences Slumps on Outlook
05/23/2006 House eyes another vote on ANWR oil drilling
05/23/2006 Guidance Trips Computer Sciences
05/23/2006 Voyager 2 Detects Odd Shape of Solar System's Edge
05/23/2006 NASA Deep Space Network under pressure
05/23/2006 Health trust withdraws cancer drug from patient
05/23/2006 Hubble Captures A 'Quintuple' Quasar
05/23/2006 ESA Announces New Earth Explorer Missions
05/23/2006 Research Highlights How Bacteria Produce Energy
05/23/2006 APS physics tip sheet #62
05/23/2006 Lowering blood pressure doesn't prevent cognitive impairment, dementia
05/23/2006 Spacers have advantages over nebulizers for childhood asthma
05/23/2006 Virtual colon screenings examined
05/23/2006 New techniques ease colon cancer procedures for patients
05/23/2006 Penn researcher uses computer-based screening to help identify domestic violence victims
05/23/2006 When it comes to privacy, gender matters
05/23/2006 Researcher finds hope for treatment in genetic trait of HIV survivors
05/23/2006 Thai flash floods, mudslides kill 34
05/23/2006 Clinton seeks "revolution" to cut US oil imports
05/23/2006 Despite protests, Japan launches new whale hunt
05/23/2006 Sleeping less linked to weight gain
05/23/2006 Research reveals control of potent immune regulator
05/23/2006 Diabetes, heart disease can herald early GI cancers
05/23/2006 Blood pressure drugs associated with reduced risk of esophageal, pancreatic and colon cancers
05/23/2006 New approach to vaccine development provides potent, long-lasting immunity
05/23/2006 Study finds no link between marijuana use and lung cancer
05/23/2006 US ports vulnerable to devastating earthquake damage
05/23/2006 MIT 'seeing machine' offers hope to blind
05/23/2006 Aston Martin racecar flies farther than Wright Bros.
05/23/2006 Unproven breast cancer screening test may steer women away from mammograms
05/23/2006 Eye in sky monitors ice cap changes
05/23/2006 ASTRONOTES Microsatellite Tested Aboard Space Station
05/23/2006 Boeing Support Systems to Keep UK Chinook Helicopters Flying
05/23/2006 Small step for NASA, giant leap for Linux
05/23/2006 100,000 grant to help create good jobs
05/23/2006 Astronauts face broken exercise machines
05/23/2006 NASA Searching For A Better Heat Shield
05/23/2006 NASA Names Scales Associate Administrator for Institutions and ...
05/23/2006 Boeing Logistics Support to Keep UK Chinook Helicopters Flying
05/23/2006 Newly released Sept. 11 videos are a setback for conspiracy ...
05/23/2006 The Epizootus is goinA
05/23/2006 Smithsonian bound
05/23/2006 FULL Mammoth skeleton found in Siberia!
05/23/2006 Studies Earth-solar cycle spurs greenhouse gases
05/23/2006 The Ethical Dilemmas of Immortality
05/23/2006 Despite acidity, orange juice could still be a source of foodborne disease
05/23/2006 Live via satellite Scientists to track Caspian Sea sturgeons
05/23/2006 Hubble captures a 'quintuple' quasar
05/23/2006 Carbon-based quantum dots could mean 'greener,' safer technology in medicine and biology
05/23/2006 Lava tubes on Pavonis Mons
05/23/2006 RNA interference stops colon cancer spread in mice
05/23/2006 Worsening anemia signals poorer outcomes in men treated for advanced prostate cancer
05/23/2006 ST. John's Wort relieves bladder pain in animal models
05/23/2006 New genetic test for breast cancer
05/23/2006 Fruit Flies Yield Clues To Clinical Heterogeneity Of Early-onset Alzheimer's Disease
05/23/2006 Joint Genome Institute Finishes 100th Microbial Genome
05/23/2006 Higher Dose Of Flu Vaccine Improves Immune Response In The Elderly
05/23/2006 Very Active North Atlantic Hurricane Season Predicted
05/23/2006 State of the Art to Save Barbaro
05/23/2006 Sony Settles Over CD Anti-Piracy Flaw
05/23/2006 The circular reasoning scandal of HIV testing
05/23/2006 Experts warn of New England hurricane
05/23/2006 Researchers release draft final report on New Orleans levees
05/23/2006 Inconsistent access to food in low-income households may contribute to weight gain
05/23/2006 Proteus mirabilis will give up its genetic secrets at ASM meeting
05/23/2006 How did continents split? Geology study shows new picture
05/23/2006 Genetic tug of war determines sexual differentiation
05/23/2006 Sweet success for pioneering hydrogen energy project
05/23/2006 Alcohol abuse increases the risk of suffering from pneumonia
05/23/2006 Immune signals of variations of a single gene linked to more severe Crohn's disease
05/23/2006 Canadian Blood Services scientist invents potential alternative for high-demand blood product
05/23/2006 Egypt to excavate submerged city
05/23/2006 Sen. Clinton Pitches Ethanol Energy Plan
05/23/2006 Ethical hacking
05/23/2006 DOE JGI finishes 100th microbial genome
05/23/2006 Nine killed, 47 missing in Thai floods
05/23/2006 States Fear Fixes May Bring New Problems
05/23/2006 Life's Harsh Lessons 'Make You More Gullible'
05/23/2006 Tropical Forests Leak Nitrogen Back Into Atmosphere, Say Scientists
05/23/2006 Lead Exposure Leads To Brain Cell Loss And Damage Years Later
05/23/2006 Hubble Captures A 'Five-star' Rated Gravitational Lens
05/23/2006 New Sensor Technology Detects Chemical, Biological, Nuclear And Explosive Materials
05/23/2006 Harvard names interim arts and sciences dean
05/23/2006 Backyard Approach Finds Extrasolar Planet
05/23/2006 The Mathematical Structure of Terrorism
05/23/2006 Global warning risk 'much higher'
05/23/2006 Flood warning in north England but drought threat stays in south
05/23/2006 Highschoolers create geodesic sphere from CDs
05/23/2006 Research Suggests Multiple 'Body Clocks'
05/23/2006 Studies raise global warming bar
05/23/2006 Inderscience Adds Eighth Journal Title to its Unique Nuclear Sector Collection
05/23/2006 A very warm welcome from CO2 central
05/23/2006 Global warming predictions are underestimated say scientists
05/23/2006 On a Clear Day, You Can't See the Pollution
05/23/2006 Power Lines and Pipelines Draw Closer to Parklands
05/23/2006 From Blessing to Curse?
05/23/2006 MIT revamps energy system for more fuel-efficient cars
05/23/2006 Egypt to excavate Roman city submerged in sea
05/22/2006 Anti-cancer Chewing Gum
05/22/2006 Selenium-protein deficiency raises prostate cancer risk
05/22/2006 Life's harsh lessons 'make you more gullible'-study
05/22/2006 Oil prices continue to rise on hurricane jitters
05/22/2006 Simple Lifestyle Changes May Improve Cognitive Function And Brain Efficiency
05/22/2006 Greenhouse Gas, Temperature Feedback Mechanism May Raise Warming Beyond Previous Estimates
05/22/2006 Alcohol Consumption Habits May Threaten GI Health
05/22/2006 Undersea Channels Studied To Aid Oil Recovery
05/22/2006 Air Pollution Increases Death Risk In People With Certain Diseases
05/22/2006 Drug Discovery Team To Explore Newly Discovered Deep-sea Reefs
05/22/2006 Mumbai seeks to avoid repeat of 2005 monsoon disaster
05/22/2006 Essay In the Quest for Coolness, Science Could Really Use a Vito Corleone
05/22/2006 Nigerian Monkeys Drop Hints on Language Origin
05/22/2006 Humans May Have Limiting Effect on the Origin of New Species
05/22/2006 UF scientists restore sight to chickens with blinding disease
05/22/2006 Bees swarming, Cows speeding, Men diving
05/22/2006 How much sleep do we really need? the 8 hour myth
05/22/2006 Stocks to Watch, May 23 Medtronic and Computer Sciences
05/22/2006 Home on the Range A Corridor for Wildlife
05/22/2006 Ecologists home in on how sperm whales find their prey
05/22/2006 Tackling the social roots of health inequities
05/22/2006 Gene therapy for chicken model of childhood blindness
05/22/2006 First characterization of chikungunya viruses from Indian Ocean outbreak
05/22/2006 Astrophysicists Discover Neutron Star Jets
05/22/2006 Iowa State Students To Help Tornado Chaser
05/22/2006 Is a Doubled Lifespan Really a Good Idea?
05/22/2006 Dragonlike Dinosaur Skull Donated to Museum
05/22/2006 N.O. Levees Swamped With Criticism
05/22/2006 Undersea Channels Might Aid Oil Recovery
05/22/2006 NASA Names New Management Administrator
05/22/2006 Thin Colorado Snowpack Reported Again
05/22/2006 Map Of The Universe Mission On Track
05/22/2006 Study Global Warming Underestimated
05/22/2006 Florida Scientists Explore New Reefs
05/22/2006 Bacteria Might Prove To Be Energy Source
05/22/2006 Scientists Revamp Energy System
05/22/2006 Poop-Savvy Pups Help Science Unravel The Secrets Of Scat
05/22/2006 Rants 'n' Raves Hard Science
05/22/2006 The science of teaching
05/22/2006 Tribe seeks greater freedom to kill eagles
05/22/2006 Tribe Seeks Greater Freedom to Kill Eagles
05/22/2006 MySpace Faces Challengers
05/22/2006 How Einstein struggled with his grand theory and the maths
05/22/2006 US retail gasoline price down 6.4 cents survey
05/22/2006 Va. Center to Have Bioterror Surveillance
05/22/2006 Penguins, Otters Returning to New Orleans
05/22/2006 Scientists Develop First Comprehensive Theory Explaining Madagascar's Rich Biodiversity
05/22/2006 Feedback Loops In Global Climate Change Point To A Very Hot 21st Century
05/22/2006 UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
05/22/2006 Inhaled anti-rejection drug preserves lung function in lung transplant patients
05/22/2006 Low levels of vitamin D in teens may affect lung function
05/22/2006 Lead exposure leads to brain cell loss and damage years later
05/22/2006 Computer-based screening may encourage discussions about domestic violence
05/22/2006 High-dose flu vaccines appear to safely boost immunity in elderly
05/22/2006 Lower levels of physical performance associated with increased risk of dementia in older adults
05/22/2006 Computer information systems in hospitals What works and what doesn't?
05/22/2006 Dartmouth researchers test new technique to examine breast tissue
05/22/2006 NIAID study finds higher dose of flu vaccine improves immune response in the elderly
05/22/2006 Nighttime breathing mask decreases blood pressure in people with sleep apnea
05/22/2006 Five surprising facts about starvation that could change the international agenda
05/22/2006 Tropical forests leak nitrogen back into atmosphere, say scientists
05/22/2006 OHSU primate center research suggests multiple 'body clocks'
05/22/2006 How ancient whales lost their legs, got sleek and conquered the oceans
05/22/2006 UGA study reveals a new way of looking at vaccine development
05/22/2006 Good physical function linked to Alzheimer's delay
05/22/2006 Scientists uncover new clues to limb formation and loss in some sea mammals
05/22/2006 Deep-water discovery
05/22/2006 Florida scientists explore new reefs
05/22/2006 Bacteria might prove to be energy source
05/22/2006 No Engines! A Barrel Roll while Pouring Iced Tea
05/22/2006 Science helps farm return to its roots
05/22/2006 New study reveals components of cocoa may enhance the appearance of the skin
05/22/2006 MIT studies undersea channels for oil recovery
05/22/2006 Certain blood pressure-lowering drugs reduce diabetes risk in Hispanic patients
05/22/2006 UCLA study finds that simple lifestyle changes may improve cognitive function and brain efficiency
05/22/2006 Here comes the sun New solutions for world's energy woes
05/22/2006 Astrophysicists discover 'compact jets' from neutron star
05/22/2006 Carnegie Mellon study demonstrates that lower income, education lead to greater stress levels