Articles from Science News (November 3, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Attacking Alzheimer's: comprehending the causes gets more complex.	Christensen, Damaris		2148
Brain food: choline enters the nutritional limelight.	Raloff, Janet		2500
Butterfly rebuttal. (Letters).		Letter to the Editor	291
Composting cuts manure's toxic legacy. (Environment: from Minneapolis, at the Second International Conference on Pharmaceuticals and Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Water).		Brief Article	236
Cooling film tempers tiny hot spots. (Technology).		Brief Article	285
Curve on golf club sends ball straight. (Technology).		Brief Article	249
Disabilities develop as family affair.	Bower, B.	Brief Article	492
Even high-normal blood pressure is too high.	Harder, B.	Brief Article	454
Exploding wires open sharp X-ray eye.	Weiss, P.	Brief Article	358
How polluted is a preschooler's world? (Environment: from Minneapolis, at the Second International Conference on Pharmaceuticals and Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Water).		Brief Article	357
Kitchen tap may offer drugs and more. (Environment: from Minneapolis, at the Second International Conference on Pharmaceuticals and Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Water).		Brief Article	547
Magnetic field tells nightingales to binge.	Milius, S.	Brief Article	522
Maternal care may leave brain legacy. (Behavior).		Brief Article	401
Moms' touch gives kids social push. (Behavior).		Brief Article	168
Protein may be target for Crohn's therapy.	Seppa, N.	Brief Article	378
Puffer fish genomes swim into view. (Science news of the week).	Travis, J.	Brief Article	519
Researchers confirm sea change in oceans.	Gorman, J.	Brief Article	493
Too close to the edge? (Letters).		Letter to the Editor	79
X-ray study: energy from a black hole?	Cowen, R.	Brief Article	546