Articles from Science News (July 15, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
After Dolly: The Uses and Misuses of Human Cloning .		Book review	216
Asbestos fibers: barking up a tree.		Brief article	218
Close your books: cuts, shutdowns loom for EPA libraries.	Harder, B.		513
Did small hominids have a genetic defect?		Brief article	221
Explosive aftermath: sluggish neutron star puzzles astronomers.	Cowen, R.		540
Farm-fuel feedback: soybeans have advantages over corn.	Cunningham, A.		473
Fearless Symmetry: Exposing the Hidden Patterns of Numbers.		Book review	140
Growth hormone's risks outweigh its benefits.		Brief article	237
How Invention Begins: Echoes of Old Voices in the Rise of New Machines.		Book review	165
In utero factors shape responses to stress, sugar.			314
Keep on going: busy seniors live longer, more proof that it pays to stay active.	Seppa, N.		407
Little ancestor, big debate: tiny islanders' identity sparks dispute.	Bower, B.		538
Live prey for dummies: meerkats coach pups on hunting.	Milius, S.		473
Mad cow disease might linger longer.			265
Meetings.		Brief article	7
Out of sight: physicists get serious about invisibility shields.	Weiss, Peter		2159
People want to know.	Brownlee, C.	Letter to the editor	271
Postmortem: How Medical Examiners Explain Suspicious Deaths.		Book review	155
Radiation redux: forest fires remobilize fallout from bomb tests.	Perkins, S.		477
Relatively easy to take.	Toohill, Terry	Letter to the editor	84
Smells like the real thing: sensing systems that mimic noses and taste buds.	Cunningham, Aimee		1856
Statins might lower risk of cataracts.		Brief article	227
Thyroid-hormone mimic lowers LDL.		Brief article	194
Uncommon Sense: Understanding Nature's Truths Across Time and Culture.		Book review	196
Warning: slow down for whales.		Brief article	224