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  1. Ocean Acidification: Another Undesired Side Effect Of Fossil Fuel-burning
  2. DHEA Supplements Not Effective In Treating Cognitive Decline, Study Suggests
  3. Tidal Cycle Could Amplify Global-warming Related Sea-level Rises
  4. Phoenix Mars lander braces for its date with destiny
  5. Dark energy 'imaged' in best detail yet
  6. Tracking desert dust could help hurricane prediction
  7. Burma's recovery could be hampered by salt
  8. Do other star systems need protection from Earth life?
  9. Interview: Music of the hemispheres
  10. Cell 'organs' get plastic upgrades
  11. Why Do Astronauts Suffer From Space Sickness?
  12. New Discovery May Lead To Early Cancer Detection
  13. Best Bet For Boosting Brawn In Women Is Traditional Strength Training
  14. New Study Firms Up Promise Of Potential New Cervical Cancer Screening Tool
  15. Phoenix Mission To Mars Will Search For Climate Clues
  16. Lab rats turn cannibal in cleaner cages
  17. Six 'uniquely' human traits now found in animals
  18. Huge hidden biomass lives deep beneath the oceans
  19. Earth canyon hints at ancient megafloods on Mars
  20. 'Fibrous' steel won't break in a cold snap
  21. Gut bugs may have guided the evolution of life
  22. Disaster Earthquake Scenario Unveiled For Southern California
  23. Common Foodborne Pathogen In Poultry Finds Resistance To Antibiotic Used By Humans
  24. Unique Adaptive Evolution Found In Snake Proteins Provide New Insight Into Vertebrate
  25. Tuberculosis Not The Only Risk From New Immunological Drugs
  26. Joint NASA-French Satellite To Track Trends In Sea Level, Climate
  27. Third red spot erupts on Jupiter
  28. Strokable robot rabbit talks with touch
  29. Sun's properties not 'fine-tuned' for life
  30. How to protect your good name against cyberspite
  31. Low snowfall puts Alpine tourism on a downhill slide
  32. Grasshopper-Inspired Jumping Microrobot Can Make Staggering Leaps
  33. New Blood Test Reveals Risk For Metabolic Syndrome
  34. Invasion Of Gigantic Burmese Pythons In South Florida Appears To Be Rapidly Expanding
  35. Virtual Biopsy Can Tell Whether Colon Polyp Is Benign Without Removal, Researchers Sa
  36. Scientists Characterize Protein Structure Of Environmentally Friendly Bacteria
  37. Groups of quitting smokers act like flocks of birds
  38. Urge to kill doctors increased by pain
  39. Cat brain could provide bionic eye firmware
  40. Star self-destructs before astronomers' eyes
  41. Baby caribou hit by climate double whammy
  42. Kangaroos Threaten One Of Australia's Last Remaining Original Grasslands, And Endange
  43. Carbon Nanotubes That Look Like Asbestos, Behave Like Asbestos, Could Lead To Asbesto
  44. First-born Babies' Higher Asthma And Allergy Rates Due To Pregnancy Conditions
  45. Targeting A Pathological Area Using MRI
  46. Blood-clotting Protein Modified For People With Hard-to-treat Hemophilia
  47. New Meaning For The Term 'Computer Bug': Genetically Altered Bacteria For Data Storag
  48. Hormone Replacement Therapy Is Safe For Healthy Women Entering Menopause, Summit Conc
  49. Superconducting State Can Be Induced By High Pressure In So-called High-temperature S
  50. Abnormal 'Editing' Of Gene Messages May Be A Cause Of Lupus
  51. Monitor Sanctuary In Good Health Overall, But Historic Shipwreck Still Faces Threats
  52. Chameleons fine-tune camouflage to predator's vision
  53. Sunlit space station to put on marathon sky show
  54. Body's natural painkillers may block phobias
  55. Nanotubes' toxic effects 'similar to asbestos'
  56. The beginning of the end for Japanese whaling?
  57. 'Poets' and 'jocks' can both win in songbird duels
  58. UK may store all phone calls and emails
  59. Ice flow alone explains why fjords are cut so deep
  60. False-teeth sensors reveal tongue's twists
  61. Why the 'Blade Runner' is back on track
  62. Global Warming Has Little Impact In Tropical Storm And Hurricane Numbers, NOAA Report
  63. Traditional Herbal Medicine Kills Pancreatic Cancer Cells, Researchers Report
  64. First Evidence That Bacteria Get 'Touchy-feely' About Dangerous Biofilms
  65. Is The Future Of Surgery Painless And Scarless?
  66. Improved Ion Mobility Is Key To New Hydrogen Storage Compound
  67. 16% of US science teachers are creationists
  68. Tasmanian tiger DNA 'lives' again
  69. Gravity Probe B scores 'F' in NASA review
  70. NASA clears next shuttle mission for lift-off
  71. Self-repairing Aircraft Could Revolutionize Aviation Safety
  72. HIV Infection Stems From Few Viruses
  73. Sulfur In Marine Archaeological Shipwrecks: The 'Hull Story' Gives A Sour Aftertaste
  74. Multiple New Species Of Fruit Flies With Overlapping Niches Discovered
  75. Iressa Shows Promise For Treatment Of Metastatic Breast Cancer When Combined With Hor
  76. Puny star unleashes deadly flare
  77. One in eight bird species threatened by climate change
  78. Five things humans no longer need
  79. Banks turn to spyware over rogue-trader fears
  80. Mystery deepens over origin of biggest black holes
  81. Fate Of Personal Care Products Linked To Environmental Pollution And Human Health Con
  82. Fuels Cells: New Material Increases Power Output By More Than 50 Percent
  83. Protein Combination Triggers 9-1-1 To Make Cells Fight Cancer-causing agents
  84. Perfect, Tiny Golden Nano-crown Made
  85. Novel Enzyme Inhibitor Paves Way For New Cancer Drug: Agent Proves Effective Against
  86. Explorers Marvel At 'Brittlestar City' On Seamount In Powerful Current Swirling Aroun
  87. Green Tea Compounds Beat Obstructive Sleep Apnea-related Brain Deficits, Study Shows
  88. Innovative Antennae May Signal A 'New Wave' In Health Care Provision
  89. Increasing Sun Exposure Is Not The Way To Decrease Breast Cancer Risk, Despite New Da
  90. New Tool To Understand Evolution Of Multi-domain Genes Developed
  91. Monkey made to treat Huntington's disease
  92. Gene screening could predict your skin cancer risk
  93. Warmer planet may mean fewer Atlantic hurricanes
  94. Power plants open to hacker attack
  95. Biggest is not best in mosquito mating game
  96. Exploring The Mechanics Of Judgment, Beliefs: Technique Images Brain Activity When We
  97. Cardiovascular Risk: Low Sodium Diets Might Be Worse Than High Salt Diets
  98. Excessive Reactive Nitrogen in Environment Alarms Environmental Scientists
  99. Therapeutic Vaccine Prolongs Survival And Improves Quality Of Life
  100. Automatic Eyeglasses Prescriptions? New Formula Connects Optical Quality With Visual
  101. Cosmic dust gives water a helping hand
  102. Bird migration at mercy of weather patterns
  103. How the MySpace mindset can boost medical science
  104. Climbing As Easy As Walking For Smaller Primates
  105. Reducing Intake Of Dietary Fat Prevents Prostate Cancer In Mice
  106. Ice Cores Reveal Fluctuations In Earth's Greenhouse Gases
  107. Incontinence Treatment: Muscle-derived Stem Cells Prove Effective In Reparing Sphinct
  108. Precision Control Of Movement In Robots
  109. Man-made 'defensin' rips resistant bacteria apart
  110. How information escapes from a black hole
  111. Nanowires May Boost Solar Cell Efficiency, Engineers Say
  112. Natural Killer Cells In Umbilical Cord Blood Fight Leukemia
  113. Interior Of Mars Is Colder Than Previously Thought, So Any Possible Liquid Water Woul
  114. Starting Point Of Sun-induced Skin Cancer Discovered: Molecular 'Hooks' Also Pull Com
  115. Weather, Waves And Wireless: Super Strength Signalling
  116. 'Self-digesting' biofuel plants could ease food crisis
  117. Adapted aircon can track movement in the home
  118. Treating animals like molecules aids census
  119. 'Mitochondrial Eve' Research: Humanity Was Genetically Divided For 100,000 Years
  120. Molecular 'Clock' Could Predict Risk For Developing Breast Cancer
  121. El Niņo May Have Been Factor In Magellan's Pacific Voyage
  122. Risk Of Death Persists In Heart Patients With Acute Kidney Injury, Study Shows
  123. Nanotechnology In Reverse Uses Red Blood Cell To Calibrate Atomic Force Microscope
  124. Global biodiversity slumps 27% in 35 years
  125. Fat is an environmental issue
  126. Astronomers measure temperature of the early universe
  127. DNA tests open a Pandora's Box of flies
  128. Climbing is a walk in the park for small primates
  129. Pump it up: Bird defies gravity to feed
  130. Fifty years of DARPA: Hits, misses and ones to watch
  131. Insecticides in pet shampoo may trigger autism
  132. Instant messaging 'a linguistic renaissance' for teens
  133. NATO to give Estonia cyber defences
  134. Surgical robot gives hair transplants a natural look
  135. Jupiter moon's poles 'wandered' far and wide
  136. Warming Climate Is Changing Life On Global Scale, Says New Study
  137. When It Comes To Living Longer, It's Better To Go Hungry Than Go Running, Mouse Study
  138. Human Vision Inadequate For Research On Bird Vision
  139. Adding Ultrasound Screening To Mammography Brings Benefits, Risks
  140. New Cars Are Gathering Information On You That Might Interest Insurance Companies, Ad
  141. Life feels the effects of a changing climate
  142. Victorian supernova helps fill missing link
  143. Pilot whales are the sprinters of the deep
  144. Curious contraptions: Turn-of-the-century gadgets
  145. Older brothers mean smaller siblings
  146. UK releases classified UFO files
  147. Wild sloths are no sleepyheads after all
  148. Mars probe set for nail-biting touchdown
  149. Readers' Q&A: The science of sex
  150. Doubt cast on source of universe's mightiest particles
  151. Architecture For Fundamental Processes Of Life Discovered
  152. Researchers Pinpoint How Smoking Causes Cancer
  153. Astronaut Health On Moon May Depend On Good Dusting
  154. Some Kids Benefit More From Asthma Drug
  155. New Clues To How Proteins Dissolve And Crystallize
  156. New material may be step towards 3D invisibility cloak
  157. Accepted level of earthquake risk in China 'too high'
  158. Captive cheetahs at risk from their own faeces
  159. 'Shaquille O'Neal' Of Bacteria Big Enough To See With Naked Eye
  160. Women Who Breastfeed For More Than A Year Halve Their Risk Of Rheumatoid Arthritis
  161. Treatment For Severe Blood Loss: Less Is More
  162. Physical Activity More Likely To Prevent Breast Cancer In Certain Groups
  163. Using Fruit To Aid The Sun's Work
  164. Air pollution linked to dangerous blood clots
  165. Viagra keeps ailing hearts pumping
  166. Volunteers asked to help find dead spacecraft on Mars
  167. Solar Variability: Striking A Balance With Climate Change
  168. Arsenic-based Therapy Shown To Help Eradicate Leukemia-initiating Cells
  169. Protecting Oysters From Burrowing Shrimp
  170. Got Sugar? Skeletal Muscle Development Responds To Nutrient Availability
  171. Math Plus 'Geeky' Images Equals Deterred Students
  172. Comment: Here come the designer babies
  173. Vending machine can spot a youthful face
  174. When burning gas is good for the planet
  175. Invention: Anti-scar bandage
  176. How the brain detects the emotions of others
  177. Smart cables help bridges bounce back after quakes
  178. Female Concave-eared Frogs Draw Mates With Ultrasonic Calls
  179. Fruit Fly Avoidance Mechanism Could Lead To New Ways To Control Pain In Humans
  180. Hot-air Balloon Research May Improve Tornado Predictions
  181. Worms Triple Sperm Transfer When Paternity Is At Risk
  182. Gene Linked To Alcohol And Cocaine Dependence
  183. Treatment hope for killer pregnancy condition
  184. Rats feel peer pressure too
  185. Stigma helps AIDS flourish in Russia
  186. 'Wall Paper Peeling Mystery' Explained By Physicists
  187. Birth Order Linked To Asthma Symptoms
  188. Dying Bats In The Northeast U.S. Remain A Mystery
  189. Of Mice, Rabbits, And Men: New Rabbit Model Of Sudden Cardiac Death Provides Insight
  190. Quantum Cryptography: Researchers Break 'Unbreakable' Crypto
  191. Scanning corpses reveals killer's fingerprints
  192. Restaurant smoking bans stop teens getting the habit
  193. Why didn't Earth freeze under faint young Sun?
  194. Astronomers begin search for 'vanishing' stars
  195. Five science fiction movies that get the science right
  196. Cyclone survivors may have to grow their own food
  197. scenario
  198. Interview: Why I gave a teenager IVF
  199. Surprising Discovery: Multicellular Response Is 'All For One'
  200. Diet High In Saturated Fat Contributes To Prostate Cancer Treatment Failure, Study Su
  201. Biological Weapons To Control Cane Toad Invasion In Australia
  202. Previously Unseen Switch Regulates Breast Cancer Response To Estrogen
  203. NASA Successfully Completes First Series Of Ares Engine Tests
  204. Cow's milk may increase the risk of diabetes
  205. Why hip fat is good, but pot bellies are bad
  206. What's Bugging Locusts? It Could Be They're Hungry -- For Each Other
  207. New Cancer Gene Found
  208. Piecing Together The Next Generation Of Cognitive Robots
  209. When Statins Aren't Enough: New Trial Drug Points To Better Management Of Coronary He
  210. New Gas Sensors For Monitoring Carbon Dioxide Sinks
  211. Magnetic rocks may reveal Martian life
  212. First Americans thrived on seaweed
  213. Great tits enjoying the warmer weather – so far
  214. Early whales got the bends
  215. 'Ping': Ship microwaves could beat ballast invaders
  216. Cell's 'Power Plant' Genes Raise Vision Disorder Risk
  217. Undergrad Has Sweet Success With Invention Of Artificial Golgi
  218. Vitamin D Linked To Reduced Mortality Rate In Chronic Kidney Disease
  219. Large Reductions In Agricultural Chemical Use Can Still Result In High Crop Yields An
  220. Europe recruits astronauts for possible Moon missions
  221. Safe websites let you embarrass people in high places
  222. Do we occupy a special place in the universe?
  223. Sea creatures had a thing for bling
  224. Iron 'Snow' Helps Maintain Mercury's Magnetic Field, Scientists Say
  225. Plants' Flavonoids Have Beneficial Effect On Alzheimer's Disease, Study In Mice Sugge
  226. Boosting 'Mussel' Power: New Technique For Making Key Marine Mussel Protein
  227. MicroRNAs Appear Essential For Retinal Health
  228. Unmanned Aircraft To Study Southern California Smog And Its Consequences
  229. Birdwatching in stereo captures flocks in 3D
  230. Did 'naive engineers' spur China's anti-satellite test?
  231. Dust devils spotted at Mars probe's landing site
  232. Climate scientists call for their own 'Manhattan Project'
  233. Platypus genome is as weird as its looks
  234. How cleaning up America dried up the Amazon
  235. Depressed dads affect kids' speech development
  236. Melting glaciers release toxic chemical cocktail
  237. 'Teacher toads' could be deployed as bioweapons
  238. Bluetooth gives spies a window into your life
  239. Researchers Target Tumors With Tiny 'Nanoworms'
  240. Abuse may trigger gene changes found in suicide victims
  241. Not All Fat Created Equal: Certain Body Fat Reduces Insulin Resistance
  242. Cable Driven Robot Assists Patients With Neurological Disorders
  243. Interacting Proteins Key To Melanoma Development And Treatment Identified
  244. Ultrasound Can Drain The Color From Toxic Dyes
  245. It Might Be True That 'Men Marry Their Mothers'
  246. Magnets help spacecraft stick together
  247. Stomach hormone turns hungry people into junkies
  248. Artificial mouth takes on a chewy problem
  249. World food prices may worsen Burmese disaster
  250. Warmer climate will bake tropical bugs

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