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Science in the News

A Silent Killer – Carbon Monoxide Poisoning (2012-2-7)
A Death in the Family May Cause Real Heart Break (2012-1-31)
Exploring the Mysteries of Epilepsy (2012-1-24)
Youngest Type 1a Supernova Ever Observed (2012-1-17)
The Moving Story of Plate Tectonics (2012-1-10)
A Soft Body, but the Mind of a Robot (2012-1-3)
Study Confirms Earth-like Planet in What Scientists Call (2011-12-20)
Looking Inside the Brains of 'Lucid Dreamers' (2011-12-13)
Let It Snow But in October? (2011-12-6)
New Study Suggests that Aspirin Sharply Reduces Bowel Cancer Risk (2011-11-29)
Anthrax Has Been Widely Feared Since the 2001 Anthrax Attacks in the United States (2011-11-22)
What It Takes to Become a Druggist (2011-11-14)
Mars Was Not Always Bitterly Cold (2011-11-8)
Inside the Minds of Babies (2011-11-1)
Everglades National Park – One of the World's Great Biological Wonders (2011-10-25)
Studies Link the Weather Event Known as La Ni?a to Lack of Rainfall in East Africa (2011-10-18)
Scientists Continue Their Search for Better Treatments for Multiple Sclerosis – and a Cure (2011-10-11)
Scientists Continue Their Search for Better Treatments for Multiple Sclerosis – and a Cure (2011-10-4)
Learning First Aid: What to Do Until Medical Help Arrives (2011-9-27)
Space Junk Threatens Earth's Orbital Environment (2011-9-20)

Ocean Storms and the Science of Nature's Power (2011-9-13)
America and the Struggle for Jobs (2011-9-12)
So You Want To Be A Doctor? Medical Studies and Hospital Training Are Hard Work (2011-9-6)
All About Fireflies and Possible Liquid Water on Mars (2011-8-30)
Scientists Look At Plant Products With An Eye To New Possibilities for Health (2011-8-23)
Research Shows Thinning Snow Layers in the Rocky Mountains over Hundreds of Years (2011-8-16)
Heat May Be Nature's Deadliest Killer (2011-8-9)
Looking for New Ways to Ease the Pain of Fibromyalgia (2011-8-2)
Shipwreck Off North Carolina Offers Clues About Blackbeard the Pirate (2011-7-26)
How Pain Treatment Has Improved in Recent Years (2011-7-19)
Deep Space Is Next Aim for NASA After Shuttles (2011-7-18)
How Cooling the Brain May Help People Sleep (2011-7-12)
No Need to Go to Extremes to Lose Weight (2011-7-5)
How Much Exercise Do You Really Need? (2011-6-28)
Mother Bears May Be More Bark Than Bite (2011-6-22)
Growing Plants and Thinking Inside the Box (2011-6-14)
The Ever-Present Threat of Tsunamis (2011-6-7)
Six Researchers Who Gave All to Their Work (2011-5-31)
Scientist Working to Save Bees Is Winner of Environmental Prize (2011-5-24)
Efforts to Stop Polio Continue (2011-5-17)

Mangrove Forests Among the Most Carbon-rich Forests in the World (2011-5-10)
Have a Headache? You Are Not Alone. (2011-5-3)
Scientists Search for the Lost City of Atlantis (2011-4-26)
Understanding How Tornadoes Work (2011-4-19)
Sports Doping: From the Laboratory to the Playing Field (2011-4-12)
Exploring the Long and Short of Hair Loss (2011-4-5)
Space Shuttle Program Nears an End (2011-3-29)
Scientists in Search of a Common Language With Dolphins (2011-3-22)
How Sharks Have Paid the Price for Demand for Shark Fin Soup (2011-3-15)
How Egypt's Present Is Affecting Studies of Its Ancient Past (2011-3-8)
Two Inventions That Helped Level the Playing Field Against Bullets, Car Crashes (2011-3-1)
Compulsive Hoarders: What Are They Thinking? (2011-2-22)
The Amazing Story of Milton Levine's Ant Farm (2011-2-15)
The Struggle for a Dependable Test for Alzheimer's Disease (2011-2-8)
Stem Cells From Cord Blood May Offer Way to Treat Sick Children (2011-2-1)
Avoiding the Danger of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning (2011-1-25)
Are Bone Pieces From Pilot Amelia Earhart? (2011-1-18)
Let It Snow (2011-1-11)
Earth’s Continents and Ocean Floors Are Always Moving (2011-1-4)
New Science Websites for Children (2010-12-28)

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