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UCSF study finds big jump in ER visits |
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Review: New choices enliven back-to-school PCs |
| 3 |
UK doctors: New superbug gene could spread widely |
| 4 |
BP delays Libyan offshore drilling |
| 5 |
Part of Space Station Could Carry Crew to an Asteroid, NASA
Says |
| 6 |
Extinction in a Bowl of Shark-Fin Soup |
| 7 |
Former NASA chief, son survive Alaska plane crash |
| 8 |
BSkyB wants to take the 'Sky' out of Skype |
| 9 |
BP to start Libyan drilling this year |
| 10 |
Tropical depression halts drilling at Gulf well |
| 11 |
Discovery Pushes Human Tool Use Back 800,000 Years |
| 12 |
Space station astronauts succeed with repair work |
| 13 |
'Lucy' species used stone tools, fossil study says |
| 14 |
Very original features: Is this UK's oldest home? |
| 15 |
Haiti Quake Caused by Previously Unknown Fault |
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S.F. proposal: Healthier kids meals or no toys |
| 17 |
At fire in East San Jose home, police find marijuana growing
operation |
| 18 |
San Jose: Man tried to sexually assault woman at hospital,
police say |
| 19 |
David Wolper, producer of 'Roots,' dies at 82 |
| 20 |
Many Parents Fret Over Time Kids Spend on Phones, Computers |
| 21 |
Breath test may be able to detect common cancers |
| 22 |
No Significant Esophageal Cancer Risk From Osteoporosis Drug:
Study |
| 23 |
More Seniors Getting Antibiotics With Improved Medicare Drug
Coverage |
| 24 |
Repeated Ear Infections Seem to Plague White Kids, Poor Kids |
| 25 |
Nurses fear even more ER assaults as programs cut |
| 26 |
What Would a 'Private' Internet Look Like? |
| 27 |
Mall Deal Gives Big Boost to Cell-Phone Coupons |
| 28 |
Summary Box: Apple Takes Gulp of Glossy Material |
| 29 |
Broadband Adoption Slows Down, but Blacks Catch Up |
| 30 |
eBay Rolling out Shopping Rewards Program |
| 31 |
Space Station Astronauts Succeed With Repair Work |
| 32 |
'Lucy' Species Used Stone Tools, Fossil Study Says |
| 33 |
Scientists Use Salmonella Bug to Kill Cancer Cells |
| 34 |
Scientists Find New Superbug Spreading From India |
| 35 |
Spinal Fluid Proteins Can Help Diagnose Alzheimer's |
| 36 |
Menstrual Cramps Change the Brain, Study Says |
| 37 |
Sayonara Swine Flu: The World Is Post-Pandemic, WHO Announces |
| 38 |
Alzheimer's Test That's 100 Percent Accurate? Not Yet |
| 39 |
Labor's science policy boosts engagement |
| 40 |
Brain scan may help autism diagnosis |
| 41 |
Slime moulds explain irrational humans |
| 42 |
Tool-making and meat-eating began 3.5 million years ago |
| 43 |
Arctic rocks may contain oldest remnants of Earth |
| 44 |
Million dollar maths puzzle sparks row |
| 45 |
Orangutans mime to get message across |
| 46 |
Former Senator Ted Stevens dies in Alaska plane crash |
| 47 |
UK cloned cow probe finds third case of meat being sold |
| 48 |
Archaeologists discover Britain's 'oldest house' |
| 49 |
Male pond skaters 'bully females' into having sex |
| 50 |
Rubik's Cube quest for speedy solution comes to an end |
| 51 |
UK game developers 'turning to iPhones' |
| 52 |
Virus writers hit Google Android phones |
| 53 |
Whiteboard girl hoax fools thousands on net |
| 54 |
Tech Brief: The tech world debates net neutrality |
| 55 |
New 'superbug' found in UK hospitals |
| 56 |
Climate change 'will increase heart deaths' |
| 57 |
New brain scan to diagnose autism |
| 58 |
Swine flu pandemic over, says world health body |
| 59 |
Phil Mickelson coping with psoriatic arthritis |
| 60 |
Man grows pea plant inside lung |
| 61 |
Hawking: How Humankind Will Survive the Future |
| 62 |
Dell's Streak: Will it Sell? |
| 63 |
11,000-Year-Old House Hailed as Britain's Oldest |
| 64 |
Latest on the Rumor Mill: An Android Tablet from Amazon |
| 65 |
Jenny the HOPA, Job-Quitting Girl a Hoax. Duh. |
| 66 |
How Did the Friendly Skies Get So Unfriendly? |
| 67 |
Apple Japan to Swap Out Overheating iPod Nanos |
| 68 |
On Tape: Rage over McNuggets Not Being Served |
| 69 |
Ted Stevens, Longest-Serving GOP Senator, Dead |
| 70 |
New Mosques Face Hostility Far from Ground Zero |
| 71 |
Tiny Town Train Ride Accident Injures 15 |
| 72 |
Study Could Reignite Hormone Therapy Debate |
| 73 |
Calif., L.A. Prosecutors Probe Bell Salaries |
| 74 |
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| 75 |
Lax Regulation of Yoga May Put You At Risk |
| 76 |
Ice Cream Disasters: 5 Treats to Leave in the Freezer |
| 77 |
U.K. Doctors: New Superbug Gene Could Spread |
| 78 |
Female Infants Growing Breasts in China? Formula Scare
Outrages Parents |
| 79 |
Stay Safe in Your Own Kitchen |
| 80 |
Doughnut Burger? New Food at State Fairs Sounds Yummy but
Deadly |
| 81 |
Woman Who Had Unnecessary Mastectomy Gets $198K |
| 82 |
Study: iPhone Users Have More Sex |
| 83 |
Europe's largest berry bank faces closure |
| 84 |
Butchering dinner 3.4 million years ago |
| 85 |
Francis Collins: One year at the helm |
| 86 |
Oceanography: Dead in the water |
| 87 |
Supercomputing for the birds |
| 88 |
Birds flock online |
| 89 |
Leggy creatures and long branches |
| 90 |
Million-dollar problem cracked? |
| 91 |
Power struggle hits Swedish institute |
| 92 |
Rain Contributes to Cycling Patterns of Clouds: Researchers
Demonstrate How Honeycomb Clouds Exhibit Self-Organization |
| 93 |
Oldest Evidence of Stone Tool Use and Meat-Eating Among Human
Ancestors Discovered: Lucy's Species Butchered Meat |
| 94 |
Dogs' Physical Traits Controlled by Small Number of Genetic
Regions, Researcher Finds |
| 95 |
Indonesian Ice Field May Be Gone in a Few Years, Core May
Contain Secrets of Pacific El Nino Events |
| 96 |
Gondwana Supercontinent Underwent Massive Shift During
Cambrian Explosion |
| 97 |
Evolutionary Surprise: Freedom of Neck Played Major Role in
Human Brain Evolution, Research Suggests |
| 98 |
Common Orchid Gives Scientists Hope in Face of Climate Change |
| 99 |
Mosasaur Fossil: Life of 85-Million-Year-Old 'Sea Monster'
Illuminated |
| 100 |
Stone Age Remains Are Britain's Earliest House |
| 101 |
Plastic Computer Memory Device That Utilizes Electron Spin to
Read and Write Data: Alternative to Traditional Semiconductors |
| 102 |
Menstrual Cramps May Alter Brain Structure |
| 103 |
Advance Toward Earlier Detection of Melanoma |
| 104 |
Initial Trials on New Ovarian Cancer Tests Exhibit Extremely
High Accuracy |
| 105 |
When Chimpanzees Attack Humans: Loss of Habitat May Lead to
Increased Conflict |
| 106 |
Fixing Technical Problems for a Good Night's Sleep as Kids
Start a New School Year |
| 107 |
Walking to School Could Reduce Stress Reactivity in Children,
May Curb Risk of Heart Disease |
| 108 |
Molecular Imaging Identifies High-Risk Patients With Heart
Disease |
| 109 |
Heart's Sounds Can Help Diagnose Heart Failure, Study Finds |
| 110 |
Motion-Tracking Technology Reduces Injuries for Older Adults |
| 111 |
Liability Issues Limiting Recreational Use of Public School
Facilities |
| 112 |
People Who Are Angry Pay More Attention to Rewards Than
Threats |
| 113 |
Scientists Identify New Drug Strategy Against Fragile X
Syndrome |
| 114 |
Better Understanding of Mapmaking in the Brain |
| 115 |
Adult Autism Diagnosis by Brain Scan |
| 116 |
Stereotyping Has a Lasting Negative Impact, New Research Finds |
| 117 |
Brain Rhythm Predicts Ability to Sleep Through a Noisy Night |
| 118 |
Biochemist Proposes Worldwide Policy Change to Step Up Daily
Vitamin D Intake |
| 119 |
People Think Immoral Behavior Is Funny--But Only If It Also
Seems Benign |
| 120 |
Beautiful Women Face Discrimination in Certain Jobs, Study
Finds |
| 121 |
Tattooing Linked to Higher Risk of Hepatitis C, Study Finds |
| 122 |
Deathstalker Scorpion Venom Could Improve Gene Therapy for
Brain Cancer |
| 123 |
'New' Human Adenovirus May Not Make for Good Vaccines, After
All |
| 124 |
Drugs to Treat Cocaine Abuse? Effectiveness May Depend on How
One Uses Cocaine |
| 125 |
New Insights Into How Antibodies Are Made Suggests New
Approach for Anti-Cancer Drug Targets |
| 126 |
Vitamin B3 as a Novel Approach to Treat Fungal Infections |
| 127 |
Deep Ocean Floor Research Yields Promising Results for
Microbiologists |
| 128 |
Dying of Cold: More Heart Attacks in Cooler Weather |
| 129 |
Deployment of Buoys to Measure Air and Sea Interactions in
Typhoons Launched from Taiwan |
| 130 |
Polar Bears, Glaucous Gulls Most at Risk from Contaminants |
| 131 |
Millions of Microorganisms Reach Spain from the Sahara Desert
and the Sahel Region--By Flying |
| 132 |
London Guildhall: Cradle of English Literature |
| 133 |
Insular Evolution: Large and Big-Footed Voles in an Outer
Archipelago |
| 134 |
Secret of Life on Earth May Be as Simple as What Happens
Between the Sheets--Mica Sheets, That Is |
| 135 |
Reading Zip Codes of 3,500-Year-Old Letters: Non-Destructive
X-Ray Scanning of Archaeological Finds |
| 136 |
Genome of Ancient Sponge Reveals Origins of First Animals,
Cancer |
| 137 |
Send in the Clouds: NASA's CloudSat Sees Clouds' Effect on
Climate by Studying Them from Space |
| 138 |
New Sensor Technology to Make It Easier and Safer for
Spacecraft to Rendezvous and Dock to International Space Station |
| 139 |
Fresh Insight Into the Origins of Planet Earth |
| 140 |
NASA's Great Observatories Witness a Galactic Spectacle |
| 141 |
Mimicking the Moon's Surface in the Basement |
| 142 |
Innovation Could Bring Super-Accurate Sensors, Crime Forensics |
| 143 |
Scientists Show There's Nothing Boring About Watching Paint
Dry |
| 144 |
Bacteria from Hot Springs Reveal Clues to Evolution of Early
Life and to Unlock Biofuels' Potential |
| 145 |
Electron Transport: Study of Electron Orbits in Multilayer
Graphene Finds Unexpected Energy Gaps |
| 146 |
Optical Imaging Technique for Angioplasty |
| 147 |
Students' Understanding of the Equal Sign Not Equal, Professor
Says |
| 148 |
Better Displays Ahead |
| 149 |
Neurochip Technology Developed: Advances to Further Brain
Research of Diseases Such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's |
| 150 |
World's Tiniest Mirror |
| 151 |
College Undergrads Study Ineffectively on Computers, Study
Finds: Students Transfer Bad Study Habits from Paper to Screen |
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