Articles from Science News (October 25, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A shaky start?			86
And dot your T's.	Frost, Robin		60
Bad for the bones: thwarted hormone leads to skeletal decay.	Ramsayer, K.		568
Balance benefits from noisy insoles.			235
Bob, bob, bobbin' along: dinosaur buoyancy may explain odd tracks.	Perkins, S.		461
Chicken little? Study cites arsenic in poultry.	Harder, B.		512
Cocoa puffs up insulin in blood.			187
Correction.			38
Edison and the Electric Chair: a Story of Light and Death.			163
Extrasolar planet gets heavier.			278
Familiar ring.			144
Firefly Encyclopedia of Birds.			168
First viruses, now tumors: AIDS drug shows promise against brain cancers.	Travis, J.		496
Flame retardants take a vacation.			290
Fruit: an Illustrated History.			224
Gulf War vets face elevated ALS risk.			252
IQ yo-yo: test changes alter retardation diagnoses.	Bower, B.		516
New PCBS? Throughout life, our bodies accumulate flame retardants, and scientists are starting to worry.	Raloff, Janet		2499
Restless Nights: Understanding Snoring and Sleep Apnea.			138
Stellar Alchemy: the Celestial Origin of Atoms.			105
Super spinner: seven-atom speck acts like superfluid.	Weiss, P.		438
Sweet-toothed microbe tapped for power.			218
The nature of things: attempts to change the periodic table raise eyebrows.	Goho, Alexandra		1924
Timing is everything: implantable polymer chip delivers meds on schedule.	Goho, A.		516
Treatment helps newborns avoid HIV.			212
Vanishing planet.			101
When really big winds collide.	Cowen R.		127