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14 March 2003
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Captivity Genetically Alters Salmon
Hatcheries breed smaller salmon eggs, possibly harming wild fish
13 March 2003
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Swiss Court Cuts Down GM Wheat Test
Surprise decision puts country's first field test of a GM crop on hold
13 March 2003
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Dry Spells Doomed the Maya
New evidence suggests severe droughts collapsed civilization
13 March 2003
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Smallpox Drug Advances
Antiviral compound protects monkeys and is less toxic than thought
12 March 2003
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Pain Relievers Thwart Alzheimer's Lesions
Common anti-inflammatory drugs may dissolve B?amyloid plaques
12 March 2003
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Resistant Staph Finds New Niches
Outbreaks among gay men, jail inmates could herald wider problem
12 March 2003
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Embattled Arctic Ecosystems
For populations already living precariously, pollutants present new perils
11 March 2003
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Patent Headache for Rochester University
Court says patent for blockbuster anti-inflammatory drugs is invalid
11 March 2003
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No-Frills Explanation for Fancy Foliage?
A simple principle accounts for ruffled leaves--but the details require heavy math
11 March 2003
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Safer Magic Bullets
A genetic twist eliminates a serious side effect from a promising cancer drug
11 March 2003
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Star-Crossed Comet Chaser Finds New Target
Delayed Rosetta mission now scheduled for launch early next year
10 March 2003
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Human Genomics Enters Round Two
ENCODE project aims to elucidate human genome
10 March 2003
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More Good News for Peanut Allergy Sufferers
New research reveals possible causes and treatments for dangerous allergy
10 March 2003
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Pass the Peanuts, Hold the Anaphylaxis
GM plants lack allergens; now, if they just produced peanuts
7 March 2003
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Inbreeding Breeds Infections
Sea lions are more susceptible to disease when they’re inbred, study finds
7 March 2003
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How Cool Is That?
Rattling electrons could set a new standard for measuring temperature
7 March 2003
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Lizards’ Family Values
An Australian reptile has discovered the blessings of togetherness
6 March 2003
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Why Life Is a Four-Letter Word
Thermodynamics helps explain why genes are spelled out with four chemical letters
6 March 2003
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Every Stomach Tells a Story
Gut bacteria provide map of human migrations
6 March 2003
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Protein for High-Pressure Pregnancies
Study turns up important clue to the mystery of preeclampsia
6 March 2003
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A Long, Slow Look at Jupiter
On its way to Saturn, Cassini sees new jovian features
5 March 2003
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Fighting Brain Shrinkage
Aerobic exercise can prevent brain density decline, study finds
5 March 2003
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Avian Flu Hits Dutch Poultry
Highly pathogenic influenza virus triggers massive culling operation
5 March 2003
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Genetic Patchwork Reveals Species Split
Chromosome rearrangement turns one species into another--partly
4 March 2003
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Abortion-Cancer Link Ruled Out
Workshop participants put National Cancer Institute director on the spot
4 March 2003
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The Legacy of Alaskan Oil
New National Research Council Report Outlines Environmental Impact
4 March 2003
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The Incredible Shrinking Photon Mass
Study sets new upper limit for a variable believed to be zero
3 March 2003
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CJD Epidemic Appears to Be Waning
Researchers cautiously optimistic as number of deaths falls
3 March 2003
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Hughes to End Graduate Fellowships
Philanthropic giant tightens its belt and studies next move in training
3 March 2003
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Emotions Sway View of Terrorism Risk
Fear and anger lead to differing risk assessments and policy preferences
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