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Posted May 3, 2007:
- Psychotherapy Prevents Relapse Of Depression In Many Women
- 'Personality Gene' Makes Songbirds Curious: Exploratory Behavior In Great Tits
- Vaccine Prevents Prion Disease In Mice
- New Computer Chip Monitors Thousands Of Molecules Simultaneously
- Mad Cow Disease Found In Canadian Cow
- What Can We Do With All The Carbon Dioxide?
- When Cookies Catch The Cooties
- Planet Mercury Has Molten Core, NASA Researchers Find
- Mice Lacking Tau Protein Can Resist Siezures And Alzheimer's Related Memory Loss
- Use Of Wind Energy In US Growing, But Planning And Guidelines Are Lacking
- Reduction In Nicotine Craving Predicts Ability To Quit Smoking
- IBM Brings Nature To Computer Chip Manufacturing
- Do Medications Help Young ADHD Drivers Ignore Real World Distractions?
- Solar Power Splits Water Into Hydrogen And Oxygen Using Unique Method
- Pet Food Recall: How Melamine Impairs Kidney Function
- Lab-on-a-Chip Device To Speed Proteomics Research
- Botox Decreases Pain And Intensity Of Spasticity Following A Stroke, According To Study
- Cat Hair At Home Poses An Allergy Risk, Particularly For Young Children
- Breastfeeding And Omega-3 Fatty Acids Help New Moms Fight Depression
- Brewing A Sustainable Energy Solution
- Drinking Heavy Amounts Of Alcohol Shrinks Your Brain
- Cincinnati Zoo's Rhino Makes History With An Unprecedented Third Calf
- Once-a-Year Drug Reduces Fractures From Osteoporosis
- Efficiency Boost Makes Solar Cells Cheaper
- Spouse May 'Drive You To Drink' But Also Can Protect You From Alcohol
- Ice On Mars Is Patchy And Variable, According To Scientists
- Secondhand Smoke At Sidewalk Cafes And Other Outdoor Settings Is Still Serious, According to Scientists
- Laser-Induced Shocks In Diamond Anvil Can Achieve Pressures Inside Supergiant Planets
- Stem Cells Fill In When Smell-Related Cells Fail
- Work With Nanoparticles May Lead To 'On-the-Spot' Virus Detector
- Overprotecting Parents Can Lead Children To Develop 'Peter Pan Syndrome'
- Web Services 'Wizard' May Help Computers Do People's Work, Scientist Says
- Stroke Risk Nearly Doubles For Siblings Of People Who Have Had A Stroke
- Drought Limits Tropical Plant Distributions, Scientists Report
- New, Less Painful Wound Treatment For Pediatric Patients
- Physicists Connect String Theory With Established Physics
- Study Of Damaged Gene Gives Insight Into Causes Of Mental Illness
- Culture Sculpts Neural Response To Visual Stimuli, New Research Indicates
- Estrogen Use Before 65 Linked To Reduced Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease
- Prenatal Toxicity Linked To Immune Dysfunctions In Later Life
- Tight Diabetes Control Does Not Impact Cognitive Ability In Type 1 Diabetes, Study Shows
- HIV Experts Oppose Gambia's Unproven AIDS Remedy
- Gender, Ethnic Differences May Hamper Eating Disorder Diagnosis
Posted May 2, 2007:
- Corals -- More Complex Than You?
- High Calcium And Vitamin D Intakes Associated WIth Higher Risk Of Cognitive Impairment In Elderly
- Green Tea Extract Protects Against Brain Damage In New Mouse Model Of HIV-Related Dementia
- New Class Of Nontoxic Cancer Treatments Discovered
- Urbanization Favors Sedentary Males, Study With Blackbirds Shows
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