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ScienceDaily Top Headlines -- for the Week of June 25 to June 2, 2006
Posted 2006-07-02:
- Jellyfish-like Creatures May Play Major Role In Fate Of Carbon Dioxide In The Ocean
- Pomegranate Juice Helps Keep PSA Levels Stable In Men With Prostate Cancer
- New Process Makes Diesel Fuel And Industrial Chemicals From Simple Sugar
- Aspirin And Other NSAIDs May Not Reduce The Risk Of Colorectal Cancer In Long-term Smokers
- Chromosomal Tests Can Determine Brain Tumor Therapy, Outcomes, Jefferson Oncologists Find
- Conservation Planning Loopholes Threaten Imperiled Species, Researchers Say
Posted 2006-07-02:
- New Pain Research Shows Mice Capable Of Empathy
- Novel Connection Found Between Biological Clock And Cancer
- Particles Of Toxic Lead Solder Elude Detection In Some Water Quality Tests
- Study Recommends New Tool To Assess Blunt Abdominal Trauma
- Catastrophic 'Lake Burst' Chills Climate
- Detecting Prejudice In The Brain
- Scientists Find Antarctic Ozone Hole To Recover Later Than Expected
- Attacking Cancer's Sweet Tooth Is Effective Strategy Against Tumors
- Etruscan Expert Announces Historic Discovery At Ancient Site
- Biomarker Reduces Length Of Antibiotic Treatment
- Australian Scientists Crack DNA Replication Mystery
- 'Ape-earances' Can Be Deceiving For Many Under The Influence Of Alcohol
- Ghostly Strange Quarks Influence Proton Structure
- Celiac Success: New Enzyme Efficiently Degrades Gluten In 'Human Stomach' Environment
- Soft Materials Buckle Up For Measurement
- Developing Natural Immunity To Asthma Caused By Research Rats
- Rice Scientists Make First Nanoscale pH Meter
- Fantastic Voyage: University Of Leicester Leads International Study With Potential That Is ‘Stuff Of Science Fiction’
Posted 2006-06-30:
- With Cochlear Implants, Earlier Use Leads To Better Speech
- Johns Hopkins Lab Scientists Tame Overactive Cystic Fibrosis Protein
- New Research May Reduce Global Need For Nitrogen Fertilizers
- Scientists Uncover Rules For Gene Amplification
- Light Generated By Sawdust
- How Cooperation Can Evolve In A Cheater's World
- I Robot, Your Companion
- Mayo Researchers Discover Immune System Blocker At Work In Kidney Cancer
- Studies Show That Rockfish Thrive With Offshore Platforms As Their Home Base
- New Fruit Fly Protein Illuminates Circadian Response To Light
- What Can A Magnet Tell You About Rain Patterns? More Than You Would Guess
- Cranberries Contain Possible Anti-caries, Anti-plaque Agents
- The Hooked Galaxy: New Image Of Supernova In Interacting Galaxy
- Australian Researchers To Trial Bird Flu Vaccine
- Eighty Below And Loving It: Montana State University Scientists To Get New Cold Lab
- Speeding Discovery Of The 'Human Cancer Genome'
- Brittle Prions Are More Infectious
- New Model To Assess World Trade Center Fallout
- Researchers Create New Organic Gel Nanomaterials
- Cancer-causing Protein May Heal Damaged Spinal Cord And Brain Cells
- Research Reinforces Findings That Chinese Exercises Benefit Older Adults
- First Human Trial Of Antibacterial Contact Lens
- Avoiding House Dust Mites And Changing Diet Proves Ineffective
- Chocolate, Wine, Spicy Foods May Be OK For Heartburn, Stanford Study Finds
Posted 2006-06-29:
- Breakthrough In Silicon Photonics Devices
- Ultrasound May Help Regrow Teeth
- NASA Satellite Positioning Software May Aid In Tsunami Warnings
- Carnegie Mellon Researchers Discover New Cell Properties
- Afghanistan To Protect Wildlife And Wild Lands
- Hopkins Researchers Develop New Quick Tool To Sort Out Insect Bites In Children
- Researchers Discover Which Organs In Antarctic Fish Produce Antifreeze
- The Cytokine Diet: The Next Fad In Weight Loss?
- Symbiotic Fungus Does Not Depend On Fungus-farming Ants For Reproduction, Researchers Say
- Blood Pressure Variability Increases Risk For Stroke Death
- Prototype Tasty Snack Food Developed With Special Health Benefits
- Primates Take Weather Into Account When Searching For Fruits
- Bacteria, Beware: New Finding About E Coli Could Block Infections, Lead To Better Treatments
- Production Of Key Alzheimer's Protein Monitored For First Time In Humans
- Hubble Reveals Two Dust Disks Around Nearby Star
- Coffee Intake Linked To Lower Diabetes Risk
- Tracking Computer-based Error Reports Improves Patient Safety, Hopkins Study Finds
- Kids Who Blow Bubbles Find Language Is Child's Play
- Continuous Search Begun For Gravitational Waves
- A Probable Cause For Parkinson's?
- Movies Show Nanotubes Bend Like Sluggish Guitar Strings
- Mayo Clinic Pioneers New Method Of Jaw Reconstruction For Oral Cancer Patients
- Landfills, Chemical Weapon Debris Possibly A Good Match, Computer Model Suggests
- 'Big Brother' Eyes Encourage Honesty, Study Shows
Posted 2006-06-28:
- NASA's Cassini Spacecraft Marks Mission Halfway Point
- Study Examines Kidney Stone Prevention In Astronauts
- Microscopic Scaffolding Offers A 'Simple' Solution To Treating Skin Injuries
- Smoking And Obesity May Increase The Risk Of Erectile Dysfunction
- Noise Measurement May Boost Cell Phone Performance
- Sperm, Egg, Genes: New Research Reveals Unexpected Post-mating Gene Expression In Model Lab Insect
- Protein Tied To Usher Syndrome May Be Hearing's 'Missing Link'
- No Risk-free Level Of Exposure To Secondhand Smoke, Surgeon General Says
- Better Beetle Sought For Salt Cedar Control
- Radioactive Scorpion Venom For Fighting Cancer
- Improved Rating For Residential Fuel Cells
- A Car's Middle Back Seat May Be Least Desirable, But It's The Safest
- Double Vortex At Venus South Pole Unveiled
- Chest X-ray Exposure May Increase Likelihood Of Breast Cancer
- Curtain May Be Closing On Scientific Water Controversy
- Memory Loss Affects More Of The Brain Than Previously Thought
- Mushrooms As Good An Antioxidant Source As More Colorful Veggies
- Severe Hot Flashes Associated With Chronic Insomnia
- First Compilation Of Tropical Ice Cores Shows Abrupt Global Climate Shifts
- Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Near Schools May Pose Asthma Risk
- Armed With Cannons, Cranes And Wind Machines, Engineers Test Houses
- Obesity In Prostate Cancer Patients Predicts Cancer Recurrence And Progression
- Semantics Poses Challenge For Web Services
- Cultural Transmission In Bats: When Listening For Dinner, Bats Learn From Their Neighbors
Posted 2006-06-27:
- New Era In Space Weather Prediction: Scientists Accurately Simulate Appearance Of Sun's Corona During Eclipse
- Finding A Cellular Neverland: How Stem Cells Stay Childlike
- Underwater Microscope Finds Biological Treasures In The Subtropical Ocean
- Identification Of Role For Proteins In Children's Muscle Disease Could Open Up New Treatment Options
- Securing America's Power Grid
- Mouse, Frog And Bird Put Snail And Slug To Different Uses
- Salad In Space? Botanist Sends Plant Seeds To International Space Station
- Hopkins Scientists Use Embryonic Stem Cells, New Cues To Awaken Latent Motor Nerve Repair
- Tracking Earth's Wobbles Down To The Size Of A Cell Phone
- Oregon Researchers Show How Resident Bacteria Shape Gut Development
- Iowa State Plant Scientists Tweak Their Biopharmaceutical Corn Research Project
- New System Trains Good Grid Operators With Bad Data
- Bones Of Baby Ice Age Sloth Carefully Reconstructed
- Pesticides Exposure Associated With Parkinson's Disease
- Vega's Second Stage Motor Roars To Life
- Study Reveals How ADHD Drugs Work In Brain
- Stealth Radar System Sees Through Trees, Walls -- Undetected
- He Who Hesitates ... Might Get A Bargain
- Researchers Develop System To Thwart Unwanted Video And Still Photography
- Cell Phone Emissions Excite The Brain Cortex
- Researchers Get To Heart Of Tropical Disease
- Key To Early Diagnosis Of Autism May Be In The Placenta
- New Model Suggests Antarctic More Dynamic Than Previously Believed
- Elephants, Large Mammals Recover From Poaching In Africa's Oldest National Park
Posted 2006-06-26:
- Device Burns Fuel With Almost Zero Emissions
- Fluid Research To Help Warfighters, Civilians
- Spider Silk Researchers Uncover Treasure Trove Of Genetic Information About The Wonder Fibers
- Gene Associated With Both Susceptibility And Disease Progression In Rheumatoid Arthritis
- World's Coral Reefs Left Vulnerable By Paper Parks
- People Keep Driving Even When Sleepy
Posted 2006-06-25:
- Why Is The Universe More Partial To Matter Than Antimatter?
- Viagra Improves High Altitude Exercise Performance Up To 45% For Some
- First Surveys Of Tanzanian Mountains Reveal 160+ Animal Species, Including New & Endemic
- New Therapy May Mean Less Dietary Restrictions For Celiac Sufferers
- Diamond By-product Of Hydrogen Production And Storage Method
- Earliest Known 'Bling' Revealed
Posted 2006-06-24:
- A Neural Mosaic Of Tones
- Epilepsy Drug Eases Symptoms Of Inherited Disorder That Weakens Muscles
- Estrogen Plays Different Role During Stress In Black And White Teens
- Research Links Rett Syndrome To Mitochondrial Gene
- Rice Develops Novel Method To Sort Nanotubes By Diameter
- Our Grip On Reality Is Slim, Says University College London Scientist
- Researchers Map Infectious Hepatitis B Virus
- Gene-regulating Enzyme Is Also A Target For Anti-depressive Drugs, Anti-cancer Possibilities
- NASA Finds Intense Lightning Activity Around A Hurricane's Eye
- Brain Function And Negative Thinking Linked To Late-onset Depression
- Healthy Coral Reefs Of Madagascar Resisting Damage From Climate Change
- How Plants Avoid Feeling The Burn
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