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Posted August 3, 1999:
- Lab Experiments Reveal Potential Therapeutic Target For Degenerative Brain Diseases
- Experimental Peptides Prevent Diabetes And Halt Its Progression
- Iowa Researchers Identify Prostate Tumor Suppressor
- Colorado State Microbiologists Help Identify Cell Membrane Substance That Could "Boost" Vaccines For Tuberculosis, Other Diseases
- Chronic, Heavy Cocaine Use Associated With Long-Lasting Impaired Function
- New Screening Method Identifies Areas Susceptible To Selenium Contamination In Western United States
- Mosquitofish Threaten Amphibians
- Botanical Evidence Indicates "Shroud Of Turin" Originated In Jerusalem Area Before 8th Century
Posted August 2, 1999:
- Lunar Prospector Crashes On The Moon -- No Sign Of Water Yet
- Scientists Analyze Asteroid Data From Deep Space 1 Mission
- Hurricane Test House Braces For Storm Season
- UF Physiologist Tells How To Beat The Heat
- Common Antibiotic Could Treat Some Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Patients - Other Genetic Diseases Might Yield To Similar Strategy
- New Molecule Boosts Stem Cell Survival
- Duke Computer Scientists Exceed "Gigabit" Data Processing Speeds With Internet Software
- Super Slurry From Belarus Polishes U.S. Optics
- New Electrical Transformers Will Improve Power Quality
- Conserving The Everglades: Less Is More
Posted July 30, 1999:
- First Transformation Of Normal Human Cells Into Cancer Cells
- Scientists Clear Hurdle In Effort To Destroy Experimental Brain Cancers With Viruses
- Transplant Cells Show Capacity For Mending Nervous System
- Study Finds Many Problems With Health Information On The Internet
- Cornell Researchers Use Physical Laws To Simulate Protein Folding
- Superfluid Is Shown To Have Property Of A Solid
- Implanted Defibrillators And Anti-Theft Systems Appear Safe Under Normal Circumstances
- Lemurs Critical To Regeneration Of Madagascar Forests
- Heavy Metal Research Is Music To Biologists' Ears
- Fly Vs. Fly
Posted July 29, 1999:
- NASA's Deep Space 1 Succeeds In Close Asteroid Flyby
- Astrophysicists Find Cause For Galactic Superbubble
- Astronomers Will Watch Lunar Prospector Plume Saturday -- And Wish Colleague A Final Happy Landing
- Scientists Prepare For "Virtual" Voyage Into Space
- Thunderstorms Shed Light In Mystery Of Epileptic Seizures
- University Of Kentucky Researchers Discover A Molecular Cause Of Spinal Cord Injuries
- Seismic Researchers Hope For Good Vibrations During Summer Of Rock
- Earthquake Analysis Reveals Changes In Fault Zones With Depth Below Surface, Shedding New Light On The Nature Of Destructive Earthquakes
- Jefferson Scientists Create First Transgenic Mouse Model Of Hepatitis B-Based Liver Disease
- Iowa Study Finds Types Of Decision-Making Deficiencies Depend On Area Of Brain Damage
- New Aspen Could Revolutionize Pulp And Paper Industry
Posted July 28, 1999:
- Heat Wave Taking Toll On U.S. Power System
- Adhesive Tape Connected To Hospital Infections
- Light Physical Training Best For Boosting Immunity
- Sea Grant Study Says It's Time To Test Water For More Than Just Bacteria
- Wide Use Leads To Push To Test Safety Of Four Herbs
- Researchers Learn How Stress Slows Wound Healing
- Mayo Clinic Study Identifies Brain Changes In People Likely To Develop Alzheimer’s Disease
- University Of Kentucky Researcher Develops Nicotinic Drugs With R.J. Reynolds
- Poisonous North American Fireflies Are Killing Exotic Zoo And Pet Lizards, Cornell Biologists Warn
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