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  1. Human Activities Contribute To California's Global Warming
  2. Combination Therapy Improves Survival For Certain Prostate Cancer Patients
  3. DNA Sensors Found To Be An Effective Artificial Nose
  4. Guppies sexually harass threatened species
  5. Milky Way's antimatter linked to exotic black holes
  6. Did the Higgs boson puff up the universe?
  7. Increased Risk Of Heart Attack Or Stroke For Patients Who Are Resistant To Aspirin
  8. Gene Responsible For Debilitating Blood Cell Disorder Discovered
  9. Pros, Cons Of Drug Proven To Prevent Prostate Cancer Should Be Considered, Researcher
  10. Artificial Viral Shells Could Be Useful Nano-Containers
  11. Girls should get cervical cancer jab, says EU
  12. Computer learns to out-munch humans at Pac-Man
  13. New monkey species is already endangered
  14. Schizophrenia dooms victims to repeat mistakes
  15. Pigmentation In Some Butterfly Wings Created By Nanostructures
  16. Saline Nasal Wash Helps Improve Children's Cold Symptoms
  17. California Flood Risks Are 'Disaster Waiting To Happen,' Say Engineers
  18. Can Hantavirus Infection Spread Among Humans?
  19. Battling Potential Disease Outbreaks Online
  20. 'Dark field' X-rays reveal bodies in new detail
  21. Has Messenger revealed lava flows on Mercury?
  22. Tremors keep crust-dwelling microbes alive
  23. Origami spaceplane aims for space station descent
  24. Invention: 3D tissue printer
  25. Could The Universe Be Tied Up With Cosmic String?
  26. Evidence Found For Genes That Affect Risk Of Developing Alzheimer's Disease
  27. Discovery Cuts Cost Of Next Generation Optical Fibers
  28. Scientists Test The Safety Of Experimental Drug For Vision Loss
  29. Island Monkeys Do Not Recognize Big Cat Calls
  30. Cosmic strings observed in background radiation
  31. Top 100 weirdest amphibians list launched
  32. Rogue stem cells hold clue to melanoma growth
  33. Probiotic bacteria could keep us slim
  34. Does Your Pet Seem Almost Human? It May Be A Clever Response To Loneliness
  35. Stem Cell Research Aims To Tackle Parkinson's Disease
  36. How Baby Fish Find A Home
  37. Means Of Controlling A Parasite That Kills And Eats Human Cells Identified
  38. Secret Of Scottish Sheep Evolution Discovered
  39. Squirrels 'fake it' to fool would-be thieves
  40. Wi-Fi music polling device takes heat off the DJ
  41. Super-sensitive BSE tests may not make meat safer
  42. Virtual Biopsy Cuts Out Need For Diagnostic Surgery
  43. Newly Discovered Virus Linked To Deadly Skin Cancer
  44. Mechanism That Controls Activation Of Stem Cells During Hair Regeneration Identified
  45. Genetic Diversity Of European Americans And Disease Gene Mapping
  46. Soybean Genome Assembly Available To Scientists
  47. 'Critter cams' reveal animal secrets
  48. Math Models Snowflakes In Extraordinary Detail
  49. 'Monsters' blamed for extreme chaos in black holes
  50. 'Mind-reading' car keeps drivers focused
  51. Study reveals sex bias in science
  52. Learning language with the singalong neurons
  53. Planet diet helps white dwarfs stay young and trim
  54. New Genus Of Self-destructive Palm Found In Madagascar
  55. What Are The Health Effects Of Wireless Communication Devices?
  56. Alaska Glacier Speed-up Tied To Internal Plumbing Issues, Says Study
  57. New Way To Boost Red Blood Cell Numbers
  58. Drought Length Influences Survival Of Fish In Stream Pools
  59. Early settlers drained marshy US landscape
  60. Antidepressants' benefits may be exaggerated
  61. First cloned human embryo created from skin cell
  62. Malnutrition causing a third of child deaths
  63. Computer decodes dog communication
  64. Men born short are more prone to violent suicide
  65. Researchers Put The Bite On Mosquitoes
  66. Cholesterol-lowering Drugs May Not Prevent Alzheimer's Disease, According To New Stud
  67. Existing Antiretroviral Drugs May Thwart Vaginal HIV Transmission, Researchers Report
  68. Indian Medicinal Plant May Combat Liver Cancer
  69. Long legs really are more sexy
  70. 'Pac-Man' molecule chews up uranium contamination
  71. Milky Way's black hole probed closer than ever before
  72. Exploration Of Lake Hidden Beneath Antarctica's Ice Sheet Begins
  73. Monkey Malaria Widespread In Humans And Potentially Fatal
  74. Genetic Connection Between Short Stature And Arthritis Uncovered
  75. Genetic Differences May Help Explain Response To Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
  76. Solving The Mystery Of The Metallic Sheen Of Fish
  77. DNA 'fabricator' constructs walking DNA
  78. US funds stem-cell therapy for radiation sickness
  79. Upgraded neutrino detector could root out dark matter
  80. Probe returns first image of Mercury's unseen side
  81. Osteoporosis drug fears may be unfounded
  82. Gas Sensor Is Tiny, Quick, Effective At Detecting Many Toxins
  83. Acrylamide In Food May Increase The Risk Of Breast Cancer, New Findings Suggest
  84. Probiotics Affect Metabolism, Says New Study
  85. Unlocking Galactic Mysteries, Star Formation, Dark Matter
  86. Findings Point To Molecular 'Achilles Heel' For Half Of Breast Cancer Tumors
  87. One-tonne rodent discovered in South America
  88. Peanut-shaped comet likely formed in collision
  89. Aggression As Rewarding As Sex, Food And Drugs, New Research Shows
  90. Human Gene Count Tumbles Again
  91. Radioactive 'Understudy' May Aid Medical Imaging, Drug Development
  92. Smoking Belies Milder Disease But Worse Prognosis For Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis P
  93. Cameraphone used to control computers in 3D
  94. Iron nanobeads can control immune system
  95. Columbus blamed for spread of syphilis
  96. Australia rules Japanese whaling illegal
  97. Rapid Growth, Early Maturity Meant Teen Pregnancy For Dinosaurs
  98. When Worlds Collide: Have Astronomers Observed The Aftermath Of A Distant Planetary C
  99. Fish Oil May Be Helpful To Some And Harmful To Others
  100. Ambient Intelligence: Snowboarding To The New Frontier
  101. Smoking Related To Long-term Risk And Progression Of Age-related Eye Disease
  102. Messenger spacecraft swings past Mercury
  103. Fossils reveal dinosaurs had teen sex
  104. Photons orbit black hole 'roulette wheel'
  105. Graphite pencilled in to replace silicon transistors
  106. Scientists regrow heart – and it beats
  107. Monkey battles play to home-field advantage
  108. Invention: Expressive pen
  109. Garlic combats arsenic poisoning
  110. Earth: A Borderline Planet For Life?
  111. Two Steps Closer To Understanding Genetic Underpinnings Of Autism
  112. Biofuel: Major Net Energy Gain From Switchgrass-based Ethanol
  113. Heart Tests Offer New Options For Diagnosis
  114. Helping Nanotechnology Innovations Move From Lab To Market
  115. Universal flu vaccine works in humans
  116. US scientists tackle evolution deniers
  117. Flawed NASA survey worth a second look
  118. Culture Influences Brain Function, Study Shows
  119. Most Effective Weight Loss Diet Revealed, According To New Study
  120. Galaxy 'Hunting' Made Easy: Quasars Light The Way
  121. Is Your Heart Racing For The Wrong Reason?
  122. Epigenetics: New Discoveries About The Protein That Oversees DNA Replication
  123. Cellphones could eat into TV picture quality
  124. Legal battles threaten nuclear power programme
  125. Hubble Finds Double Einstein Ring
  126. Protein In Human Hair Shows Promise For Regenerating Nerves
  127. Aroma Of Chocolate Chip Cookies Prompts Splurging On Expensive Sweaters
  128. Simple Test Accurately Predicts Risk Of Serious Jaundice In Newborns
  129. New Understanding For Superconductivity At High Temperatures
  130. Silicon poet pens haiku on demand
  131. 'Ball-shaped' universe bounces back
  132. Giant gas cloud to crash into our galaxy
  133. Edible antifreeze promises perfect ice cream
  134. Plastic fibres to bring cheap super-fast broadband
  135. Balloon-borne telescope could image exoplanets
  136. A little sun might fight cancer
  137. Sugar-free gum poses a health hazard
  138. Super-computer Could Throw Light On 'Mysterious' Dark Energy
  139. Small Molecule Can Prevent Spread Of Breast Cancer, Study Suggests
  140. Some Birds Can Communicate About Behavior Of Predators
  141. Extreme Obesity Affects Chances Of Kidney Transplantation
  142. Carbon Offset Warning From International Team Of Scientists
  143. Probe to fly by Mercury for first time in decades
  144. Middleweight black holes roam the galaxy undetected
  145. Elephants keep ants in harmony with tree hosts
  146. Bird flu strikes UK wildlife
  147. Stem cell breakthrough leaves embryos unharmed
  148. New X-ray Source In Nearby Galaxy Spawns Mystery
  149. Hubble Finds That 'Blue Blobs' In Space Are Orphaned Clusters Of Stars
  150. Recurrent Genetic Deletion Linked To Autism, Study Shows
  151. Where Do You Stand? Research Shows Clues In Rules Of The Wild
  152. Proteins That Regulate Iron Metabolism Serve Critical Functions In Nutrient And Water
  153. Brain-controlled computer switches on in a heartbeat
  154. Brain 'seismology' helps predict epileptic attacks
  155. Biggest black hole in the cosmos discovered
  156. Risk of Mars impact drops to 1 in 10,000
  157. Iraqi war death toll slashed by new study
  158. Chimpanzees May Build Their 'Cultures' In A Similar Way To Humans
  159. Surprise -- Cholesterol May Actually Pose Benefits, Study Shows
  160. Worth A Thousand Words: Researchers Paint Picture Of Cancer-promoting Culprit
  161. Methadone Even At Therapeutic Levels Can Kill, Study Suggests
  162. Electric Sand Findings Could Lead To Better Climate Models
  163. Iraqi war death toll slashed by three quarters
  164. Planet collision could explain alien world's heat
  165. Autumn leaves cling to their colour change secret
  166. Intelligent foam could keep shop shelves stacked
  167. Ancient Cave Bears Were As Omnivorous As Modern Bears
  168. Infants With Birthmarks Received Less Oxygen In Womb
  169. Strange-behaving Crystals Could Have Impact On Research, Technology
  170. New Insight Into Factors That Drive Muscle-building Stem Cells
  171. Toward Preventing Warping And Splitting Of Wood
  172. Begging chicks reveal family ties
  173. Website aims to speed US broadband availability
  174. Super-hairy plants could battle global warming
  175. Astronomy Team Discovers Ancestors Of Milky Way-type Galaxies
  176. Four Health Behaviors Can Add 14 Extra Years Of Life
  177. Cancer-causing Benzene Is Still Elevated In Certain Drinks
  178. Celiac Disease: Discovery Of Enzyme's Structure May Lead To New Treatments
  179. Risky Sexual Behavior Of Newly Homeless Youth Varies
  180. Galaxy's spiral arms point in opposite directions
  181. Carbon nanosheets promise super-fast chips
  182. Upgraded Hubble telescope to be 90 times as powerful
  183. The secret energy store of enzymes revealed
  184. US physics begins to crumble under budget strain
  185. Lack Of Imagination In Older Adults Linked To Declining Memory
  186. Medical Breakthrough For Organ Transplants And Cardiovascular Diseases
  187. New Blueberry Bushes Offer High Yields Of Plump, Phytonutrient-rich Fruit
  188. Improving Prognosis And Treatment Of Lung Cancer
  189. Will Intensive Forest Practices Impact Water Quality?
  190. Flu deaths run in the family
  191. Transport emissions study 'misleading' say experts
  192. Acoustic 'superlens' could mean finer ultrasound scans
  193. Prairie grass revives hopes for biofuels
  194. Physics tool makes students miss the point
  195. Progeny Of Blind Cavefish Can 'Regain' Their Sight
  196. Naps Help Your Memory, New Study Suggests
  197. 2008 Likely To Be One Of The Top-ten Warmest Years
  198. Women Who Smoke At Increased Risk Of Lung Disease
  199. Device Prevents Potential Errors In Children's Medications, Study Suggests
  200. 'Maverick' sunspot heralds new solar cycle
  201. Saharan dust clouds could aid hurricane prediction
  202. Meteors' mysterious origin traced to 1490 event
  203. 'Plantstones' could help lock away carbon
  204. Healthy 'restaurant' boosts rare vultures in Nepal
  205. US and UK rival China for government surveillance
  206. Plate Tectonics May Grind To A Halt, Then Start Again
  207. Osteoarthritis Risk Linked To Finger Length Ratio
  208. Big Pharma Spends More On Advertising Than Research And Development, Study Finds
  209. Epilepsy And Brain Pathology Linked Together By The Protein ADK
  210. Saving Plants That Save Lives
  211. Vital signs sensor saves ER patients
  212. Potentially Harmful Pesticides Found In All Human Subjects Tested
  213. Protein A Possible Key To Allergy And Asthma Control
  214. Drivers On Cell Phones Clog Traffic
  215. HIV Isolate From Kenya Provides Clues For Vaccine Design
  216. Does Biology Matter When Predicting How Animals Will Respond To Climate Change?
  217. How bacteria tails whip up a thrust storm
  218. Stem cell shots rescue terminally ill children
  219. Boreholes on the Moon could solve climate puzzle
  220. US to turn off power-hungry light bulbs
  221. Some sea turtles stay close to home
  222. Mathematical Tools For Forecasting Stock Market Work For Ecology Too
  223. New Treatment Suitable For All Patients With Least Treatable Brain Tumors, Study Sugg
  224. Why Do Some Animals Live Longer Than Others?
  225. Subliminal Messages Can Influence People In Surprising Ways
  226. Turning Anthrax Toxin Into A Cancer Killer
  227. Neuroimaging Fails To Demonstrate ESP Is Real
  228. Mom's Obesity During Conception Phase May Set The Stage For Offspring's Obesity Risk
  229. Make It Your Resolution: Play It Safe On The Slopes And Snow
  230. Ways To Reduce Gassiness: Certain Foods May Cause Gas
  231. Louisiana?s Wetlands Are Being Lost At The Rate Of One Football Field Every 38 Minute
  232. Indonesian mud volcano may not be man-made
  233. Blood substitute to be tested in humans
  234. Boron nanotubes could outperform carbon
  235. Google tool could search out hospital superbugs
  236. Global warming could harm food quality
  237. Two Explosive Evolutionary Events Shaped Early History Of Multicellular Life
  238. Insect Attack May Have Finished Off Dinosaurs
  239. Blood Transfusions May Be Harmful To Some Patients
  240. Catheter Chaos: Hospitals Lag In Preventing Common Infection
  241. Body Abnormalities Associated With Childhood Cancer
  242. Possible Mars impact highlights risk to Earth
  243. Parasitic butterflies fool ants with smell
  244. Can we stop the internet destroying our planet?
  245. Airborne astronomers to track intense meteor shower
  246. String theory may predict our universe after all
  247. Traffic fumes are still damaging children's brains
  248. Missing Evolutionary Link Found By Using Tiny Fungus Crystal
  249. Colon Cancer Risk In US Traced To Common Ancestor
  250. Purdue Wind Tunnel Key For 'Hypersonic Vehicles,' Future Space Planes

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