Articles from Science News (February 5, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A Bug's Life: E. coli can't escape old age.	Brownlee, C.		485
A drink a day might keep fuzzy thinking away.		Brief Article	239
A new test for Alzheimer's risk?		Brief Article	288
Among Orangutan: Red Apes and the Rise of Human Culture.		Book Review	211
Bad breath: insects zip air holes to cut oxygen risks.	Milius, S.		408
Big Bang: the Origin of the Universe.		Book Review	253
Certainly uncertain.	Alexander, Andrew	Letter to the Editor	129
Correction.		Correction Notice	60
Cultivating revolutions: early farmers may have sown social upheavals from the Middle East to Europe.	Bower, Bruce		2119
Dangerous practices: critics see flaws in drug-safety monitoring.	Harder, Ben		2400
Detecting life on Mars.		Brief Article	213
Dictionary of Biology Eleventh Edition.		Book Review	136
Disease detector: chemical test may spot Alzheimer's.	Shiga, D.		516
Drugs lengthen worm's life span.		Brief Article	220
Hospitals motivated to skimp on infection control.		Brief Article	297
Hubble views bar in galaxy.		Brief Article	161
Ice age hit Missouri 2.4 million years ago.		Brief Article	218
Not measuring up.	Faro, Walt	Letter to the Editor	112
Out of stock.	Lumney, Kevin	Letter to the Editor	61
Outsmarting the Electronic Gatekeeper: code breakers beat security scheme of car locks, gas pumps.	Weiss, P.		443
Ozone saps toads' immune systems.		Brief Article	259
Petrified wood: quick and easy.	Goho, A.	Brief Article	122
Puny Parent? Planets may form around tiny orbs.	Cowen, R.		497
Safe: the Race to Protect Ourselves in a Newly Dangerous World.		Book Review	270
There's the rub: football abrasions can lead to nasty infections.	Seppa, N.		501
When Ebola looms: human outbreaks follow animal infections.	Harder, B.		420