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Posted October 22, 1997:
- USGS Launches New Electronic Clearinghouse For Biological Data
- Making The Crime Scene Blink: NIJ Asks Sandia To Develop Portable Evidence Finder
Posted October 21, 1997:
- Dinosaur Footprints Trek Across The Southwest
- Small Molecule Blocks Cell-Surface Receptor Needed For HIV-1 Infection Of T Cells: New Generation Of Combination Therapies Suggested
- State Officials Fear Imported Animals Might Introduce Deadly Tick-Borne Livestock Disease
Posted October 20, 1997:
- Breakthroughs In Interstitial Cystitis
- NCAR Research Turns Commerical Aircraft Into Turbulence Sensors
- Clues To Horse Extinction Point To Gritty Grass, Climate Change
- Scientists Solve Active Site Of Structure Of Enzyme That Produces Nitric Oxide
- Less Noise At Home Makes For Better-Adjusted Kids
- UT Southwestern Study Finds Common Pain Reliever Can Cause Liver Damage, Especially Mixed With Alcohol
- UNC-CH Study Shows Tomato Sauce Might Protect Against Heart Attacks
Posted October 19, 1997:
Posted October 18, 1997:
- AIDS Vaccine Program At St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Gets First Step FDA Approval
- Shuttle Landing Simulations To Improve With Smart Software
- 3-D Computer Display Brings Precision To Burn Assessment
Posted October 17, 1997:
- University Of Illinois At Chicago Pioneers Large-Skull Implant Design And Surgery
- Japan Seeks Guidance From University Of Florida Organ Recovery Experts
- Limits Of Life On Earth: Are They The Key To Life On Other Planets?
- Keys To Predicting Climate: Monsoons, Hippos And A Wet Stone Age Sahel
- Many Medical Screening Tests May Be Unnecessary.
- Progressive Brain Changes Detected In Childhood Onset Schizophrenia
- Therapeutic Effects Of Garlic Clarified At Weizmann
Posted October 16, 1997:
- Cassini Begins 7-Year Voyage To Saturn
- Yaba-Daba-Glue! Stone-Age Use Of Collagen Discovered
- Genetically Altered Salmonella Bacteria May Offer Potential Cancer Treatment
- New Clues To Early Neuron Damage In Alzheimer's Disease
- Testosterone Levels Early In Life May Determine Later Risk Of Prostate Cancer
Posted October 15, 1997:
- Global Surveyor's Orbit Raised While Solar Panel Is Analyzed
- Researchers Locate Second Late-Onset Alzheimer's Disease Gene
- Colorado State Anthropologist Finds Fossil Treasures In Africa
Posted October 14, 1997:
- Overproduction Of Glutamate Can Lead To Brain Damage During Heart Surgery
- New Forms Of Old Disease, Leptospirosis, Threaten Dogs In U.S. -- Humans Also Are Susceptible
- Tune In To This: Weizmann Institute Study Provides Evidence For A Radio-Like Mechanism In The Brain
- Wake Forest Scientists Find Way To Short-Circuit Initial HIV Invasion
- Captive Lemurs To Depart For Madagascar Oct. 17 For First Release Into The Wild
Posted October 13, 1997:
- UF-Developed Software Means Paperless Clinical Trials, Quicker Cures
- University Of Florida Researchers Report Improvement In The Treatment Of Heart Bypass Patients With Recurrent Problems
- Move Over El Nino, A Major New Climate Cycle Has Been Discovered, And It Lasts For Decades
- Disease Takes Its Toll On Waterfowl Populations
- New "Wonder Peanut" Beats Olive Oil In Healthful Benefits
- War Zone Could Promote Peace By Conserving Environment
- Computer Study Links Mouse Position To Muscle Tension
Posted October 11, 1997:
- Deep Space Mission Ion Engine Passes 8,000-Hour Endurance Test
- Designer Antibodies: Cell Repair Mechanism Promises Immune System Control
- Yale Scientists Measure Current Across Single Organic Molecule
Posted October 10, 1997:
- University Of Florida Researchers Attempt To Find Diagnostic Tool For Fibromyalgia
- Photocatalytic Air Cleaning System Promises To Help Allergy Sufferers
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