Science

1. How short fathers affect babies
2. Fur Color Linked to Dog Personality
3. Left-handers 'think' more quickly
4. Genetics of eye colour unlocked
5. Biologists find biological clock for smell in mice
6. Don't Whistle While You Work
7. Newsroom Special Reports
8. Today@UCI: Press Releases:
9. All itches not created equal -- Different parts of brain activated depending on cause
10. Brains can recover from alcoholic damage but patients should stop drinking as soon as possible
11. Rogue theory of smell gets a boost - Physicists check out a bold hypothesis for how the nose works.
12. Built in compass helps bats find their way home - Big brown bats usemagnetic field to navigate long distance.
13. The mutation that takes away pain - Studies of rare disorder shed light on pain mechanism.
14. Fat people harbour 'fat' microbes - Your gut bacteria may help to determine your holiday weight gain.
15. Dragon virgin births startle zoo keepers - Non-sexual reproduction could lower the fitness of captive animals.
16. Genomic atlas of the mouse brain revealed
17. Why altruism paid off for our ancestors
18. Unleash your inner bloodhound – start sniffing 
19. When Science Sniffs Around the Kitchen
20. Clue to mental illness all in the nose 
21. The Truth Behind Women's Brains
22. Humans Migrated From Africa 'Recently'
23. Parrot Talk More Clever Than Thought
24. Liberalism and neurology | Free to choose?
25. Big bird-brains boost beneficial behaviours
26. US plans permanent base on Moon
27. Psychopaths' brains 'different'
28. Longevity gene keeps mind sharp
29. Scan shows how brains plot future
30. Planet hunter readies for launch
31. BAustralia ponders climate future
32. Big ice shelf's disappearing act
33. Hungry ancients 'turned cannibal'
34. Mars rovers are taught new tricks
35. Robotic baby seal wins top award
36. College harnesses cow pat power
37. Why Do Today What You Can Put Off Until Tomorrow -- A 10-year study of procrastination provides insights into--and a formula for--human motivation
38. Fido Can Place Your Face
39. Physics news Update 783
40. Dark Energy at Redshift Z=1
41. The triumph of unreason?
42. Gene tied to longevity also preserves ability to think clearly
43. Activation of brain region predicts altruism
44. Estrogen curbs appetite in same way as the hormone leptin
45. Early-to-Bed Mouse Illuminates Workings of Circadian Clock
46. Ancient Cave Art Full of Teenage Graffiti
47. Animal researchA matter of life and death : Article : Nature
48. Table of contents : Nature
49. Octopus skin yields bright discovery - Natural proteins act as super reflectors.
50. Slim waists may top the list - An hourglass waistline has impressed men for centuries.
51. Climate change alters seals' sexual selection - earth
52. Bats speak up to avoid a jam
53. NIDA Researchers Complete Unprecedented Scan of Human Genome That May Help Unlock the Genetic Contribution to Tobacco Addiction
54. Experience Sculpts Brain Circuitry to Build Resiliency to Stress
55. Scientists Predict Carbon Dioxide Emissions Will Reduce Density of Earth's Outermost Atmosphere by 2017 
56. A Surprising Secret to a Long Life: Stay in School
57. A Surprising Secret to a Long Life: Stay in School
58. Always Revealing, Human Skin Is an Anthropologist’s Map
59. Magical Thinking: Why Do People Cling to Odd Rituals?
    
60. Of Gay Sheep, Modern Science and Bad Publicity
61. Fish Know Who's Boss
62. Caverns give up huge fossil haul
63. Perchance to Hibernate
64. China admits to climate failings
65. Blair sees hope of climate deal
66. Antarctic hill surprises experts
67. Immune system 'brakes' found
68. Climate resets 'Doomsday Clock'
69. Evangelicals, Scientists Join on Warming
70. A Coalition for Firm Limit on Emissions 
71. Melting of glaciers 'speeds up'
72. Frozen sea may harbour Mars life
73. Brazil nuts' path to preservation
74. 'Hobbit' human 'is a new species'
75. Queensland to drink waste water
76. Prince wins environmental award
77. 'Bottleneck' slows brain activity
78. Menstrual mood swings may have a use after all - sex - 29 January 2007 - New Scientist
79. Mutant gene shatters nerves
80. Once a Dream Fuel, Palm Oil May Be an Eco-Nightmare
81. 'Terror birds' never met humans
82. Wild wolves 'good for ecosystems'
83. Gay sheep and human destiny
84. Brain’s Reward Circuit Activity Ebbs and Flows with a Woman’s Hormonal Cycle
85. Domestic Violence in the Jungle
86. Repressed Memory
87. Male-killer makes female butterflies promiscuous 
88. A Small Part of the Brain, and Its Profound Effects - New York Times
89. 16 Mind-Blowing Microphotographs of Living Things -- Prize-winning microviews of everything from mouse retinas to slime mold: Click here to launch the image gallery
90. DNA clue to presidential puzzle
91. Prehistoric lovers found locked in eternal embrace
92. Haggard Pronounced ‘Completely Heterosexual’
93. NPR : Can Thoughts and Action Change Our Brains?
94. NIDA Director Dr. Nora Volkow to Discuss New Data Showing Similarities in the Processes Underlying Craving for Food and Drugs, February 7, 2007 News Release
95. Biggest curriculum overhaul at Harvard in 30 years
96. BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Telescope mirror nears completion
97. Wizardry at Harvard: Physicists Move Light - New York Times
98. Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: Ingredient in Male Sweat Raises Women's Hormone Levels -- Acting as a pheromone many in other animals, a steroid from male sweat caused the elevation of a hormone tied to stress and mood in women
99. BBC NEWS | Health | Why women fall for 'Mr Average'
100. Common Gene Version Optimizes Thinking–but With a Possible Downside
101. No sleep means no new brain cells
102. A Princeton Lab on ESP Plans to Close Its Doors
     
103. Cool clouds turn light to matter
104. Believing Scripture but Playing by Science’s Rules
     
105. Facial Recognition - Brain - Faces, Faces Everywhere
     
106. Sleep well before learning something new - being-human
     
107. Oldest chimp tools found in West Africa - Apes could have passed down skills for thousands of years.
108. Facial Recognition - Brain - Faces, Faces Everywhere
109. BBC NEWS | Health | Mice cloned from skin stem cells
110. Evolution of science standards continues in Kansas
111. Squid vid shows swimming surprise - Pictures from the depths reveal luminous and speedy animal.
112. Rats isolate their whiskers to feel their way
113. ScienCentral Video News: Romance Genes
114. Kansas: Anti-Evolution Guidelines Are Repealed - New York Times
115. BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Light is shed on darkest galaxies
116. Photos Reveal Mars Had Water Underground - New York Times
117. Study Questions Prospects for Much Lower Emissions - New York Times
118. Canada’s House Backs Steep Emission Cuts - New York Times
119. Antarctic water world uncovered
120. Rocks reveal Mars' watery past
121. Brain creates 'new' nerve cells
122. Action plan for killer asteroids
123. Creating a 'sulphur screen'
124. Chimpanzee Stone Age: Finds in Africa rock prehistory of tools:
125. Brain creates 'new' nerve cells
126. Nasa's aurora mission blasts off
127. Robot watches out for rare bird
128. Action plan for killer asteroids
129. Astronauts should 'ski the Moon'
130. 'Now or never' for climate action
131. Google co-founder: Science needs entrepreneurs
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1. Scans 'can predict schizophrenia'
2. Birth control in good taste
3. Hysteria Is All in Your Head
4. Depression often seen with chronic cough
5. New dyslexia theory blames 'noise'
6. Seeing a neurotoxin's deadly grip
7. Antidepressants a Suicide Risk for Young Adults
8. In Raising the World’s I.Q., the Secret’s in the Salt
9. Alcohol may offer protection against arthritis
10. Mental Exercise Helps Maintain Some Seniors’ Thinking Skills
11. Diabetes breakthrough
12. Vitamin D may cut multiple sclerosis risk, study finds
13. New Chemical Is Said to Provide Early Sign of Alzheimer’s Disease - New York Times
14. Triplets for woman with two wombs
15. Researchers 'grow' heart arteries
16. Prions removed from animal blood - Filtration technique could make transfusions safer, its inventors say.
17. Magnet Therapy Proves Effective ... in Attracting Your Money
18. Hopes for Alzheimer's treatment
19. Women with migraines more likely to have depression
20. Hormone balance clue to bulimia
21. Cartoons to aid autistic children
22. Snap decisions sometimes the best
23. Featured Articles : Neuroscience Gateway
24. Canadian study shows bilingualism has protective effect in delaying onset of dementia by four years
25. Scientists Discover a New Risk Factor for Alzheimer's
26. An ingredient in curry shows promise for treating Alzheimer's, cancer and other diseases
27. Expert Ties Ex-Player’s Suicide to Brain Damage
28. Boosting Brain Power May Be Steps Away, Study Finds That Six Months Of Walking Increased Participants' Memory And Attention Span
29. 'Tobacco pandemic' fuelled by nicotine hike - health
30. Social status helps you live longer - being-human
31. Worms may keep multiple sclerosis at bay - Parasitic infections could stop the immune system from self-attack.
32. 'Altruistic' brain region found
33. Dog-owners 'lead healthier lives'
34. Defence cell genetics unscrambled
35. Lethal secrets of 1918 flu virus
36. Teenage pregnancy myth dismissed
37. Vitamin pill for prostate cancer
38. Brain cancers shrink in drug test
39. Folic acid boosts elderly brains
40. Thinness 'poses miscarriage risk'
41. Milk gland cancers treatment clue
42. Fridge magnets 'can be a killer'
43. New research suggests oxytocin's potential for treatment of two core autism symptom domains
44. Getting a Grip on the Winter Blues
45. China Aids patients win damages
46. Obesity 'to fuel rise in cancers'
47. Fear centre is shrunken in severely autistic brains - A hyperactive amygdala may cause its own self-destruction.
48. Study Finds Medication Raises Suicide Risks in Young Adults
49. New vCJD scare rocks the UK - health - 08 December 2006
50. Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: Epilepsy drug treats sleep-related eating disorder
51. 'Social Dementia' Decimates Special Neurons
    
52. Drink 'cuts brain injury damage'
53. Chemical may stop alcohol craving
54. Quest for battery-free pacemaker
55. Olive oil 'can cut cancer risk'
56. Obesity link to gut bug balance
57. Key to why cancer kills so often
58. Protein key to parasite potency
59. Trans Fat Diet
60. Cloned Beef Safety
61. Bilingualism Delays Onset of Dementia
62. Vehicle fumes 'stunt lung growth'
63. Stress 'harms brain in the womb'
64. Brain's 'addiction centre' found
65. Carbon monoxide may protect against MS symptoms
    
66. MRI More Sensitive Than CT in Diagnosing Most Common Form of Acute Stroke, Finds NIH Study
67. Addiction Subtraction: Brain damage curbs cigarette urge
68. Braces 'may not boost happiness'
69. Cancer therapy 'shortens penises'
70. Gum disease cancer link disputed
71. Pregnancy caffeine 'reassurance'
72. Unhappy Meals - Michael Pollan
    
73. Treatment questioned for T.O. and other stars
74. Edinburgh and East | Scientists shed light on research
75. Europe's abortion rules
76. World's oldest person dies at 114
77. One sleep disorder throws light on another - Treatment based on narcolepsy could promote sleep in insomniacs.
78. A potential cure for colic.
79. Vaginal birth boosts risk of baby brain haemorrhage
    
80. Schizophrenia tied to low prostate cancer risk
81. Targeting Tau: Inflammation Study Suggests New Approach for Fighting Alzheimer’s
82. Early Fix: Prion disease remedied in mice
83. Depression, loneliness tied to physical ills
84. Loneliness link with Alzheimer's
85. Addicts brave withdrawal trial
86. In Rigorous Test, Talk Therapy Works for Panic Disorders
87. Repressed memories a recent development? - No one wrote about this condition until the 1800s.
88. 'Low' vCJD death toll from blood
89. Anaesthetic linked to Alzheimer's
90. Scientists Learn the Origin of Rogue B Cells
91. Second person tested for bird flu
92. FDA Approves Non-Prescription Diet Pill
    
93. Autism-spectrum disorder reversed in mice
    
94. 1 in 150 Children in U.S. Has Autism, New Survey Finds
    
95. Autism-like disorder 'reversible'
96. Why exercise gets harder with age
97. High copper levels tied to postpartum depression
98. Survey Puts New Focus on Binge Eating as a Diagnosis
99. Brain 'cannabis' Parkinson's hope
100. Menstrual cycle injury risk link
101. Inner ear implant may bring balance back
     
102. NIDA Unveils its First Consumer Publication to Explain the Science of Addiction,  Institutes of Health (NIH)
103. Scientists expose HIV weak spot
104. Heart risk pinned down for women
105. Regional Variation Seen in Heart Disease Rate
106. Fish in pregnancy 'benefits baby'
107. Viagra used to save baby's life
108. Most spiking cases 'just drunk'
109. Original heart hope of Viagra realised
110. Tests show morphine eases coughs
111. Women's desks 'harbour more bugs'
112. Women's desks 'harbour more bugs'
113. Autism gene breakthrough hailed
114. Virtual treatment for US troops
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1. Britney still top of Yahoo search
2. Technology | 'Most websites' failing disabled
3. Magazine | What Alex did next
4. AMD: New Chips Consume Half the Power of Core 2 Duo
5. Toshiba Breaks New Record: 100GB For 1.8-Inch HDD
6. Novell Adds Microsoft's Open XML to OpenOffice
7. A Virtual Chalkboard For Budding NFL Fans
8. Skype users to get lie detectors
9. Dealing with toxic computer waste
10. Emotion-aware teaching software tracks student attention
    
11. H.P. to Report an Advance in Adaptable Circuitry
12. Record firms sue Russian MP3 site
13. Safer laptop batteries produced
14. Social networks top Google search
15. Toshiba joins European DVD battle
16. Hydrogen-Powered Lawnmowers?
17. Study Says Tapping of Granite Could Unleash Energy Source 
18. Researchers Go Molecular in Design of a Denser Chip 
19. Recycled satellite radio planned
20. Mobiles navigate the future
21. Nintendo profits boosted by Wii
22. Chips push through nano-barrier
23. Recycled satellite radio planned
24. YouTubers to get ad money share
25. Hi-def DVD security is bypassed
26. Net 'backbone' has security patch
27. The Skype roadmap: Trial and error
28. Science/Nature | US military looks to 'black ice'
29. Office 2007, the most annoying computer upgrade since Windows 95.
30. Vista security claim challenged
31. In Praise of Braise
32. Test riding first hydrogen bike
33. Army Is Going Wrinkle-Free; Velcro Becomes Norm
34. Hackers attack heart of the net
35. Apple seeks online music shake-up
36. Warning over ePassport microchips
37. Science backs nuclear burial plan
38. Would free-ranging stop bird flu?
39. Iraqis use internet to survive war
40. Microsoft fixes 20 security holes
41. Digital neighbourhood watch plan
42. Home network security scrutinised
43. Microsoft fixes 20 security holes
44. Daylight-saving bug could foil computers m
45. Scientists dubious of quantum computer claims
    
46. From video gamer to surgery ace? It could happen, study suggests
    
47. Web 2.0 ... The Machine is Us/ing Us