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Reviewers prefer positive findings: journals may be less likely to publish equivocal studies. Brief article Oct 10, 2009 250
Desperately seeking moly: unreliable supplies of feedstock for widely used medical imaging isotope prompt efforts to develop U.S. sources. Cover story Sep 26, 2009 3065
Drugged money. Brief article Sep 12, 2009 107
Concerns over plastics chemical continue to grow: new studies of bisphenol A measure effects, exposures. Jul 18, 2009 1138
Bad breath: studies are homing in on which particles polluting the air are most sickening--and why. Report Jul 18, 2009 2628
Research agencies would get boost from president's proposed budget: most increases rely on already approved stimulus money. Jun 6, 2009 738
School-age lead exposures may do more harm than earlier exposures: levels in 6-year-olds tied to IQ, tissue loss, future criminality. Jun 6, 2009 764
Diagnosis: Mercury Money, Politics & Poison. Book review Jun 6, 2009 255
Contraceptives and muscle gains. Brief article May 23, 2009 145
New eyes on the cosmos: the next constellation of telescopes will dramatically extend and sharpen scientists' view of the universe. May 23, 2009 2390
Alice S. Huang: science needs ace communicators and politicians. Interview Apr 25, 2009 773
Scientists find a soup of suspects while probing milk's link to cancer: latest studies focus on estrogens, androgens and IGF-1. Mar 28, 2009 1088
Hungry penguins march. Brief article Mar 14, 2009 150
Stress makes plants nutritious. Brief article Mar 14, 2009 151
Science stimulus: researchers look to the new administration to bring fresh perspectives to health, energy, climate policy and science funding. Cover story Mar 14, 2009 3303
R. K. Pachauri: Obama administration should lead energy transition. Interview Jan 3, 2009 805
Antidepressants make for sad fish; drugs may affect feeding, swimming and mate-attracting. Dec 20, 2008 431
Algae's feminine touch. Brief article Dec 20, 2008 44
Chicago's hot new PCB. Brief article Dec 20, 2008 76
Pollution slows some sperm. Brief article Dec 20, 2008 80
Where Our Food Comes From: Retracing Nikolay Vavilov's Quest to End Famine. Book review Dec 20, 2008 253
Farm chemicals can hammer frog populations: study supports link between weed killer and parasites. Nov 22, 2008 610
The Science vote: on the surface, the presidential contenders appear to take similar stances and technology. But probe a bit, and differences emerge. Because Senators Barack Obama and John McCain have never formally debated S&T issues, and don't intend to, Science News runs down what these candidates and their campaigns have been saying. Oct 11, 2008 2436
David Michaels: corporate campaigns manufacture scientific doubt. Interview Sep 27, 2008 726
Fatal attraction: nanomagnets tackle disease: technique uses heat to kill cancerous cells. Clinical report Aug 16, 2008 1042
Feminization blamed on farming: agricultural chemicals suspected in cane toad troubles. Aug 2, 2008 675
School teacher spots green blob: mystery object appears to be a starless dwarf galaxy. Jul 19, 2008 422
Forest invades tundra ... and the new tenants could aggravate global warming. Jul 5, 2008 1407
Insects: the original white meat. Cover story Jun 7, 2008 2896
Triggering autoimmune assaults: mouth bacteria unleash inflammation-inducing protein. May 10, 2008 666
Pollution may confuse pollinators: smog dilutes scents needed to guide floral foragers. Brief article May 10, 2008 299
Strong support for a basic diet. Brief article Mar 29, 2008 250
Nurturing our microbes: stewardship of the life teeming within us can pay health dividends. Mar 1, 2008 2519
Benign--not: unexpected deaths in probiotics study. Feb 23, 2008 608
Spying asbestos. Feb 23, 2008 225
Diabetes drug and conflicts of interest. Brief article Feb 9, 2008 288
Fabulon: looking less fabulous. Brief article Feb 2, 2008 278
Judging science: courts may be too skeptical of research done with juries in mind. Jan 19, 2008 2471
Night lights may foster cancer. Jan 19, 2008 213
Smog's heavy impacts. Jan 5, 2008 251
Lettuce liability: programs to keep salads germfree raise wildlife and conservation concerns. Dec 8, 2007 2178
Tadpole slayer: mystery epidemic imperils frogs. Nov 24, 2007 456
Clearly concerning: do common plastics and resins carry risks? Sep 29, 2007 2312
Hammered saws: shark relatives with threatening snouts win global protection. Aug 11, 2007 2169
Universities seek armchair astronomers. Jul 28, 2007 238
Restoring scents: faulty sniffers may get help. Jul 7, 2007 2368
Slime dwellers: a blanket seeded with microbes appears critical to coral health. Cover story Jun 2, 2007 2133
Wanted: better yardsticks: measurement inadequacies threaten U.S. competitive edge. Apr 21, 2007 1800
New solutions for unused drugs. Apr 7, 2007 274
Herbal herbicides: weed killers manufactured by Mother Nature. Cover story Mar 17, 2007 2002
Body clock affects racing prowess. Mar 10, 2007 276
Aquatic non-scents: repercussions of water pollutants that mute smell. Jan 27, 2007 1902
Counterintuitive toxicity: increasingly, scientists are finding that they can't predict a poison's low-dose effects. Jan 20, 2007 2007
The antibiotic vitamin: deficiency in vitamin D may predispose people to infection. Nov 11, 2006 1905
Venting concerns: exploring and protecting deep-sea communities. Cover story Oct 7, 2006 2237
Women: where are your patents? Brief article Sep 16, 2006 273
Undergrad science and engineering are broadly useful. Brief article Sep 16, 2006 200
Bad-news beauties: poison-spined fish from Asia have invaded U.S. waters. Sep 9, 2006 2182
Breast milk may not be enough. Brief article Aug 26, 2006 249
Preserving paradise: huge patch of Hawaiian reefs gets monumental protection. Aug 5, 2006 773
Drug rescues cells that age too fast. Brief article Aug 5, 2006 181
Social jet lag: need a smoke? Brief article Aug 5, 2006 219
Tapping out a TAI-CHI tune. Brief article Aug 5, 2006 288
Virtual reality for earthquake fears. Brief article Aug 5, 2006 243
Light impacts: hue and timing determine whether rays are beneficial or detrimental. May 27, 2006 2217
Illuminating changes: conventional lightbulbs may soon be obsolete. Cover story May 20, 2006 2191
Saving sturgeon: ancient fish face increasingly tough times. Cover story Mar 4, 2006 2297
A little less green? Studies challenge the benign image of pyrethroid insecticides. Feb 4, 2006 2240
Antibiotics afield. Brief Article Nov 26, 2005 209
Katrina's fallout: storm-struck researchers forge on--many, far from home. Nov 19, 2005 2353
A galling business: the inhumane exploitation of bears for traditional Asian medicine. Oct 15, 2005 2247
Benched science: increasingly, judges decide what science--if any--a jury hears. Oct 8, 2005 2500
Infants pick up toxic chemicals in intensive care. Aug 13, 2005 312
Feds pull approval of poultry antibiotic. Aug 13, 2005 224
Study finds low battlefield hazard in depleted uranium. Brief Article Aug 13, 2005 295
Toxic surfs: homing in on an alga's threat--and therapeutic promise. Cover Story Jul 23, 2005 2397
Empty nets: fisheries may be crippling themselves by targeting the big ones. Cover Story Jun 4, 2005 2164
Still hungry? Fattening revelations--and new mysteries--about the hunger hormone. Cover Story Apr 2, 2005 2271
A fishy therapy: a thriving but controversial dietary supplement. Mar 5, 2005 2164
High costs of CT screening. Brief Article Feb 19, 2005 291
Really hot water. Brief Article Jan 15, 2005 239
Food colorings: pigments make fruits and veggies extra healthful. Cover Story Jan 8, 2005 2086
Helping patients decipher options. Brief Article Jan 8, 2005 169
Vitamin C and diabetes: risky mix? Brief Article Jan 1, 2005 283
Tobacco treaty on its way. Brief Article Jan 1, 2005 179
Frozen assets: agriculture has started banking animal seed. Nov 13, 2004 777
Vitamin D: what's enough? Many people may need much more. Oct 16, 2004 2063
Vitamin boost: from muscle strength to immunity, scientists find new vitamin D benefits. Oct 9, 2004 2028
The ultimate crop insurance: a new treaty strives to save 10,000 years of plant breeding. Sep 11, 2004 2284
Counting carbs: despite promising new studies, concerns abound over high-fat diets. Jul 17, 2004 2116
Limiting dead zones: how to curb river pollution and save the Gulf of Mexico. Cover Story Jun 12, 2004 2196
Dead waters: massive oxygen-starved zones are developing along the world's coasts. Jun 5, 2004 2235
Folate enrichment pays baby dividends. May 29, 2004 261
Chronic vibrations constrict vessels. Brief Article May 8, 2004 221
Coffee, spices, wine: new dietary ammo against diabetes? May 1, 2004 2334
Inflammatory fat: unraveling the injurious biology of obesity. Feb 28, 2004 1912
Better protection from mad cow disease. Brief Article Feb 7, 2004 262
Danger on deck? Kids may need protection from wood structures in the play yard. Jan 31, 2004 2282
Munching along: warning: aggressive alien termites could be headed your way. Nov 29, 2003 2149
New PCBS? Throughout life, our bodies accumulate flame retardants, and scientists are starting to worry. Oct 25, 2003 2499

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