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December 31, 2008
New study says preventive antibiotics may stave off deaths
Scientific American - 17:30
Health reporters should have higher standards, commentary says
Scientific American - 17:25
California sues Bush administration to protect endangered species
Scientific American - 15:40
50 Years Ago: A Witness at the Scopes Trial
Scientific American - 15:30
Your Idle Computer Could Help Calculate Global Warming
Scientific American - 13:00
Sciences 2008 Achievement List
Scientific American - 0:05
December 30, 2008
Exercise and your brain: Why working out may help memory
Scientific American - 18:55
How Crabs Find Their Way Home
Scientific American - 17:00
Food additive may up lung cancer risk, study says
Scientific American - 12:31
Greening the Supply Chain
Scientific American - 11:00
Brain Smarter Than We Are
Scientific American - 8:59
The Life of the Mind
Scientific American - 7:00
Updates: Whatever Happened to Natural Blood-Vessel Dilators?
Scientific American - 5:00
December 29, 2008
Parental rejection of gay teens worsens health
Scientific American - 18:10
No Truth to the Fountain of Youth
Scientific American - 17:15
Biodiesel from human fat: illegal (not to mention unappetizing) but technically feasible
Scientific American - 16:17
Latisse: New eyelash-lengthening drug approved
Scientific American - 15:45
Mens Chess Superiority Explained
Scientific American - 8:40
December 26, 2008
Stock-Market Strategy Halts Fishing Collapse
Scientific American - 12:00
Can You Plug In Your Prius?
Scientific American - 11:00
Head Lines: Cut Up Those Cards
Scientific American - 10:00
Fasting May Equal Calorie-Restricted Diets
Scientific American - 9:40
MIND Reviews: Obsession: A History
Scientific American - 9:00
December 24, 2008
Vitamin D deficiency ups risk of C-section deliveries, study says
Scientific American - 16:52
Is REM sleep disorder early sign of Alzheimers or Parkinsons?
Scientific American - 16:30
Is REM sleep disorder an early sign of Alzheimers or Parkinsons?
Scientific American - 16:30
What Is Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency Disorder?
Scientific American - 15:20
How to Start an Environmental Club at Your School
Scientific American - 11:30
Benjamin Button: Aging backwards is the ultimate fiction
Scientific American - 10:00
Organic Farms Say WWOOF
Scientific American - 10:00
Nothing Personal, Youre Just Not My Type
Scientific American - 8:00
Magpies Recognize Their Faces in the Mirror
Scientific American - 8:00
News Scan Briefs: Sounds Like Thunder
Scientific American - 0:00
December 23, 2008
Chaos Theory Simplified: Just Follow the Bouncing Droplet
Scientific American - 19:30
Give your ticker a rest: More sleep may cut risk of heart disease marker
Scientific American - 18:30
What is Artemisinin?
Scientific American - 17:45
One World, Many Minds: Intelligence in the Animal Kingdom
Scientific American - 9:25
Distorted Body Images: A Quick and Easy Way to Reduce Pain
Scientific American - 7:00
To Save the Parks--Turn Off the TV!
Scientific American - 7:00
Crowds Walking Can Make A Bridge Sway
Scientific American - 1:20
December 22, 2008
Incest may not be best, but marriage bans should be rolled back, scientists say
Scientific American - 20:30
Tough climate goals may be easier than feared
Scientific American - 17:25
Allergy Relief: real-time pollen updates may be on the way
Scientific American - 16:00
What Are Eco-Villages?
Scientific American - 14:00
Chinese face transplant recipient has died
Scientific American - 12:40
Chinese face-transplant recipient has died
Scientific American - 12:40
Blackouts and Cascading Failures of the Global Markets
Scientific American - 8:00
Fruit Fly Immunity Stronger While Sleeping
Scientific American - 0:05
December 19, 2008
What is mercury poisoning?
Scientific American - 19:20
Can Eating a Sandwich Stop Your Heart?
Scientific American - 18:35
Technical Mumbo Jumbo May Scare Patients
Scientific American - 18:15
Conscience clause and relaxed environmental regs among Bushs lame-duck rulings
Scientific American - 15:35
March of the penguins--onto the endangered species list
Scientific American - 12:00
Scientists to EPA: Risks of Chemicals That Alter Male Hormones Should Be Analyzed Together
Scientific American - 10:30
Evolution of the Mind: 4 Fallacies of Psychology
Scientific American - 9:00
Dinosaurs Were Dutiful Dads
Scientific American - 8:59
Readers Respond on Sleeping Makes You Smarter--And More...
Scientific American - 0:00
December 18, 2008
Scientists urge EPA to assess potential phthalates risks
Scientific American - 17:01
Government Fails to Assess Potential Dangers of Nanotechnology
Scientific American - 17:00
Feds give thumbs-up to new, no-cal sweetener stevia
Scientific American - 15:32
Feds give thumbs-up to new, no-cal sweetener, stevia
Scientific American - 15:32
Dont be fooled: six holiday health myths verified or debunked
Scientific American - 14:58
Your shopping personality explained
Scientific American - 14:00
Should Christmas trees be fireproofed?
Scientific American - 12:30
Testing Natural Selection with Genetics
Scientific American - 11:00
New Biosensor: DNA-Wrapped Carbon Nanotubes
Scientific American - 9:21
Diversity Revealed: From Atoms to Traits
Scientific American - 9:00
eBay and the Brain: What Psychology Teaches Us about the Economic Downturn
Scientific American - 7:00
Individual versus Group in Natural Selection
Scientific American - 7:00
Endeavour hitches a ride
Scientific American - 0:00
December 17, 2008
Face Transplant a First for U.S.
Scientific American - 19:30
Head-bangers, beware of injury, rocker scientists warn
Scientific American - 19:01
The Mr. Moms of the Fish World
Scientific American - 18:30
Did a Drug Company Buy One of This Years Nobel Prizes?
Scientific American - 15:15
Set in Our Ways: Why Change Is So Hard
Scientific American - 11:00
The Evolutionary Origins of Hiccups and Hernias
Scientific American - 10:00
Pain On Purpose Hurts More
Scientific American - 9:13
The Future of Man--How Will Evolution Change Humans?
Scientific American - 9:00
The Human Pedigree: A Timeline of Hominid Evolution
Scientific American - 7:00
December 16, 2008
Babys hot wheels: An incubator made of car parts
Scientific American - 19:30
Alice Beck Kehoe: Overturning Anthropology Dogma Since the [Tender] Age of 16
Scientific American - 19:00
Alice Beck Kehoe: Overturning Anthropology Dogma Since the Tender Age of 16
Scientific American - 19:00
Stevia -- a natural, no-cal way to satisfy a sweet tooth. But is it safe?
Scientific American - 16:22
Stevia--A natural, no-cal way to satisfy a sweet tooth. But is it safe?
Scientific American - 16:22
Science Must Evolve to Tackle Global Warming
Scientific American - 14:00
In US, fewer die of heart disease, but its still the top killer
Scientific American - 13:35
In U.S., fewer die of heart disease, but its still the top killer
Scientific American - 13:35
In the U.S., fewer die of heart disease, but its still the top killer
Scientific American - 13:35
The Science of Spore--The Evolution of Gaming
Scientific American - 11:00
Time Line: Evolution in the U.S. Public Education System
Scientific American - 9:05
The Latest Face of Creationism in the Classroom
Scientific American - 9:00
Putting Evolution to Use in the Everyday World
Scientific American - 8:00
Blurring the Boundary Between Perception and Memory
Scientific American - 7:00
Hackers help loggers illegally strip trees from the Amazon
Scientific American - 6:00
Fruit Flies, Fragile X and Foolery
Scientific American - 0:05
December 15, 2008
Sleep badly, burn calories?
Scientific American - 19:00
Colonoscopy: Not so great after all?
Scientific American - 18:50
The 10 Most Popular Slide Shows of 2008
Scientific American - 18:20
What does Barack Obamas brain look like?
Scientific American - 17:35
The Skinny on Fat: Is Obesity in Our Genes?
Scientific American - 17:24
Likely EPA Pick Hit for Jersey Record
Scientific American - 17:00
EPA Pick Hit for New Jersey Record
Scientific American - 17:00
Has the Food Crisis Abated?: A QA with Joachim von Braun, Director General of the International Food Policy Research Institute
Scientific American - 16:00
Hormone replacement therapy dramatically ups breast cancer risk in postmenopausal women
Scientific American - 15:40
2008 in Photos--10 Biggest Science Stories
Scientific American - 12:00
Why Everyone Should Learn the Theory of Evolution
Scientific American - 10:00
Judge and Jury in the Brain
Scientific American - 9:30
Time Line: Evolution Before and After Darwin
Scientific American - 9:05
Darwins Living Legacy--Evolutionary Theory 150 Years Later
Scientific American - 9:00
Dynamic Darwinism: Evolution Theory Thrives Today
Scientific American - 7:00
December 13, 2008
Why do women with dense breasts have more breast cancer?
Scientific American - 8:01
December 12, 2008
Will a New Vatican Document Affect Science and Reproductive Health?
Scientific American - 23:30
The cat that came back after 13 years dies
Scientific American - 20:08
Whats the difference between cold and flu?
Scientific American - 14:30
FDA advisory panel strikes down common asthma drugs
Scientific American - 14:08
Being Green: An Ecofriendly Guide to Surviving Winter
Scientific American - 13:00
Cholera in Zimbabwe: Old epidemic in modern times
Scientific American - 11:45
When Imitation Is More Than Flattery
Scientific American - 10:00
Calendar: Mind Events in December and January
Scientific American - 0:00
December 11, 2008
Diabetes and celiac disease: A genetic connection
Scientific American - 18:05
How Zoos Kill Elephants
Scientific American - 14:00
When Blindness Is in the Mind, Not the Eyes
Scientific American - 11:00
When Your Mind Disowns a Limb
Scientific American - 9:00
EPA drops plans to change power plant rules
Scientific American - 8:14
Cash Rewards Help Dieters
Scientific American - 7:42
December 10, 2008
Could coffee be the alternative fuel of the future?
Scientific American - 17:00
Diabetes Rx ups bone fracture risk
Scientific American - 16:45
The biggest loser: Buying weight loss
Scientific American - 14:53
The computer mouse at 40: remembering history in the making
Scientific American - 13:38
The Evolutionary Origins of Schizophrenia
Scientific American - 10:00
The Science of Finding a Face in the Crowd
Scientific American - 9:00
Pick Your Poison: Cobra Venom Shows Therapeutic Promise
Scientific American - 5:15
December 09, 2008
Cranial Computing: Practical Brain-to-Cyber Interfaces Closer to Reality
Scientific American - 18:15
National Academy Says: EPA Failing to Protect Public Health
Scientific American - 16:56
Puzzling Adventures: Alien Genetics
Scientific American - 13:00
A Look Inside Chevys Volt Plug-In Hybrid
Scientific American - 12:07
Obesitys Tie to Childhood Earaches
Scientific American - 10:00
Buying Green: Products for Sustainable Living
Scientific American - 9:00
E-prescribing leads to more, cheaper generic Rx fills
Scientific American - 8:40
Traditional Treatments Show Promise for HIV, Psoriasis
Scientific American - 8:35
The Global Food Crisis
Scientific American - 8:30
From Finances to Food
Scientific American - 8:00
Back from the Brink: Global Financial Meltdown Relieves Food Crisis
Scientific American - 8:00
The Amnesia Gene
Scientific American - 7:00
Turf Battles: Politics Interfere with Species Identification
Scientific American - 7:00
Irish add a dash of dioxin to sausage and other pork products
Scientific American - 4:00
December 08, 2008
Dogs Bark: Not fair! Study shows pups get jealous
Scientific American - 20:00
What is Guinea Worm Disease?
Scientific American - 19:45
High Stakes High School Science: Competitions Net Six-Figure Prizes
Scientific American - 18:06
Malaria vaccine shows promising results
Scientific American - 16:10
Genetically Modified Hawaii
Scientific American - 15:00
Doping at work and in class--why not?
Scientific American - 13:55
December 2008 Earth 3.0: Solutions for Sustainable Progress
Scientific American - 9:30
Warm Climates Support Longer Limbs
Scientific American - 0:05
OTW-Earth-12-2008
Scientific American - 0:00
December 05, 2008
Why do our eyelids get so heavy when we are tired?
Scientific American - 16:30
Happiness Is Contagious
Scientific American - 0:05
Birth Control Pills Affect Womens Taste in Men
Scientific American - 0:00
Revisiting the Psychological Toll of Abortion
Scientific American - 0:00
December 04, 2008
Warning: A little water can hurt babies -- so dont dilute infant formula
Scientific American - 19:18
Warning: A little water can hurt babies--So dont dilute infant formula
Scientific American - 19:18
Global warmings first mammal victim?
Scientific American - 17:30
What is truth serum?
Scientific American - 17:15
New Hope for Sickle Cell Sufferers
Scientific American - 16:00
New Hope for Sickle-Cell Anemia Sufferers
Scientific American - 16:00
Mind games: researchers trick people into thinking theyve swapped bodies
Scientific American - 15:56
Who Needs a Doctor When Theres a Robot in the House, er, Hospital? [Slideshow]
Scientific American - 15:30
Climate change is old news: scientists predicted global warming more than a century ago
Scientific American - 15:12
Is There Really an Epidemic of Depression?
Scientific American - 7:00
Breathe easy? Green inhalers are good for the environment, but are they good for asthma sufferers?
Scientific American - 6:00
December 03, 2008
Cleveland Clinic to reveal docs with lucrative drug company ties
Scientific American - 18:35
Terrorism database sheds light on the history of attacks in India
Scientific American - 13:10
December 02, 2008
Generic heart drugs as good as brand-names
Scientific American - 18:20
Generic heart drugs as good as brand names
Scientific American - 18:20
Medical residents need sleep, docs say
Scientific American - 13:30
Ghost Stories: Visits from the Deceased
Scientific American - 7:00
Turning Back the Cellular Clock: A Farewell to Embryonic Stem Cells?
Scientific American - 0:00
Psychiatric Drugs Replacing Talk Therapy
Scientific American - 0:00
December 01, 2008
Can genes predict athletic performance?
Scientific American - 18:30
Bug vs. bug: How do mosquitoes survive deadly viruses unscathed?
Scientific American - 18:19
FDA says its making Americas food safer--but melamine is OK in infant formula
Scientific American - 13:55
Tuberculosis conspires with HIV to make the disease worse
Scientific American - 13:30
AIDS Today -- And Tomorrow
Scientific American - 11:00
AIDS Today--And Tomorrow
Scientific American - 11:00
HIV Life Cycle Basics
Scientific American - 10:55
Fact or Fiction: Does circumcision help prevent HIV infection?
Scientific American - 10:00
Solar-Powered Sea Slug
Scientific American - 8:54
Can HIV Infection Be Prevented with a Once-Daily Pill?
Scientific American - 8:00
Protecting Women from HIV--Docs Hopeful About Microbicides
Scientific American - 7:00
Tough U.N. climate deal urged despite economic woes
Scientific American - 6:37
The U.S.s $18.8-Billion Global AIDS Initiative--5 Years Later
Scientific American - 6:00
Triple Helix: Designing a New Molecule of Life
Scientific American - 4:00
Soldiers Who Have Taken a Life More Likely to Defend Iraq War
Scientific American - 0:00
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