Articles from Science News (June 19, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A tale of new whiskers.	Harder, B.	Brief Article	121
A Well-Ordered Thing: Dmitrii Mendeleev and the Shadow of the Periodic Table.		Book Review	167
Better form, same function: liposuction doesn't lessen health risks.	Seppa, N.		531
Blocking an enzyme combats disease.			253
Blueberry hills: Utah nodules resemble some found on Mars.	Perkins, S.		436
Bubble trouble: mad cow proteins may hitch a ride between cells.	Travis, J.		499
Cell transplants stop diabetes in some patients.			342
Compound in salsa kills off salmonella.		Brief Article	200
Critical Mass: How One Thing Leads to Another.		Book Review	140
Descartes' Baby: How the Science of Child Development Explains What Makes Us Human.		Book Review	165
Fish stories.	Manuele, Frank	Letter to the Editor	265
Fossil fingerprints: rare earths tie bones to burial ground.	Lock, C.		517
Gene variant boosts diabetes risk.		Brief Article	155
Hepatitis C drugs are less effective in black patients.		Brief Article	211
Narcolepsy science reawakens: insights create a new order for disordered sleep.	Harder, Ben		2437
Portrait of Phoebe: Cassini images a large Saturn moon.	Cowen, R.		429
Scan or scam?	Perkins, S.	Letter to the Editor	98
Sixth sense: probing the world by means of electric auras.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich		1849
Sperm defender has second role.		Brief Article	201
Squashed spheres set a record for filling space.		Brief Article	277
Tackling stroke and heart risks.		Brief Article	253
Teleporting matter's traits: beaming information quantum-style.	Weiss, P.		612
The End of Oil: On the Edge of a Perilous New World.		Book Review	220
Tuning up young minds: music lessons give kids a small IQ advantage.	Bower, B.		447
Weird Science: 40 Strange-Acting, Bizarre-Sounding and Barely Believable Activities for Kids.		Children's Review	120