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Posted October 27, 2006:
- Insights Into Honey Bee Sex Gene Could Bring Sweet Success In Breeding
- Good Information? It's Not All About The Brain
- Fat Stem Cells Being Studied As Option For Breast Reconstruction
- Honey Bee Chemoreceptors Found For Smell And Taste
- Blood Markers Predict Risk For Recurrent Stroke And Mortality
- 'Virtual' Colonoscopy Considerably More Expensive
- Are Influenza Vaccines Worth The Effort?
- NASA Satellite Finds The World's Most Intense Thunderstorms
- New Cancer Drug Hope
- Out Of Africa: Scientists Uncover History Of Honey Bee
- New Study Has Important Implications For Flu Surveillance
- Alloy Of Hydrogen And Oxygen Made From Water
- Women With Mental Disorders Less Likely To Have Mammograms
- How Blood Starts Clotting: Microfluidics Technique Could Find Medical-Diagnostic Applications
- Further Evidence That Moderate Drinking Reduces Men's Heart Attack Risk
- Unique Bra Eases Women's Recovery From Heart Surgery
- Pioneering Study Looks At P53's Role In Tumor-Stroma Interactions
- Eye Researchers Develop New 3D Monitor Vision Test For Children
- Depression Symptoms Less Likely In Kids With Accurate Self-Perceptions
Posted October 26, 2006:
- Europe Goes Searching For Rocky Planets
- Scientists Find Major Susceptibility Gene For Crohn's Disease
- New Genetic Analysis Forces Re-Draw Of Insect Family Tree
- Mouse DNA To Aid Biomedical Research
- New Process For Making Human Enzyme With Emerging Medical Uses
- Erotic Images Prove Useful In Coaxing Out Unconscious Brain Activity
- Scientists Find Lamprey A 'Living Fossil': 360 Million-Year-Old Fish Hasn't Evolved Much
- Exposure To Sunlight Could Reduce Asthma
- Solar-Studying Spacecraft Successfully Launched
- Regular, Moderate Exercise Reduces The Risk Of Colds In Postmenopausal Women
- Biological Clock Of Honey Bee More Similar To Humans Than To Insects
- Toward Better Identification Of Substances Used For Doping In Sports
- Vitamin C And Water Not Just Healthy For People -- Healthy For Plastics, Too
- Smoking Cessation Therapy May Be Harmful For ICU Patients
- Honey Bee Genome: Social Insect Creates Buzz For Agricultural, Biomedical Research
- Discovery Of A Molecular Mechanism Underlying Limb Architecture
- Chemists Decode Bacterial 'Conversations' In Effort To Block Deadly Infections
- Childhood Abuse Can Impact Victims' Adult Relationships
- Research Discovers Oldest Bee, Evolutionary Link
- Researchers Zero In On How The Body Regulates Its Response To Heat Stress
- Another Step Toward Fusion Energy: Nevada Terawatt Facility Makes Important Advance
- Mayo Clinic Researchers Recommend Embryo Transfer Delay For At-Risk Women
- Antibiotic Resistance Genes As Emerging Environmental Pollutants
- Study Links Emotions In Play And Memories
- Pollinators Help One-Third Of The World's Food Crop Production
- American Research Finds Twins More Likely To Have Premature Menopause
- Scientists Identify 36 Genes, 100 Neuropeptides In Honey Bee Brains
- Genetic Variation Impacts Aspirin's Effectiveness In Preventing Colon Cancer
- Appalachian Mountains, Carbon Dioxide Caused Long-Ago Global Cooling
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