Articles from Science News (November 30, 1985)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Away go troubles, down the drain.	Silberner, Joanne		327
Butter lovers: the news isn't all bad.	Raloff, Janet		385
Bypassing women.	Silberner, Joanne		219
Cholesterol's slippery slope.	Silberner, Joanne		449
Digging at the dolomite dilemma.	Weisburd, Stefi		664
Galactic distance by triangulation.	Thomsen, Dietrick E.		407
HeH: excimer compound.			107
How fat are you?	Raloff, Janet		318
If I only had a heart.	Silberner, Joanne		219
Infanticide: all in the coterie.	Bower, Bruce		509
On diet and cancer risks.	Raloff, Janet		265
Paleoclimate theories left in he cold?	Edwards, Diane D.		703
Plant 'sight' from pores and pumps.	Miller, Julie Ann		511
Radioactive imaging: snapshots of the heart.	Silberner, Joanne		538
Studies show DNA damage by long UV.	Ralof, Janet		639
The infection connection; the controversial role of viruses in schizophrenia is being examined from all angles.	Bower, Bruce		1417
Throwing light on data-taking; electronic data-taking just isn't fast enough for some kinds of instruments. Starting from those applications, a new technique, photonics, could challenge electronics across the board.	Thomsen, Dietrick E.		1899
Watching those calories.	Raloff, Janet		202