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Sabina Borza • October 2, 2006
Global Warming may shift wine production to the East Coast.
Kristina Fiore • September 27, 2006
Rich in stem cells, umbilical cord blood has become a viable alternative to bone marrow transplantation in adults.
Ciara Curtin • September 25, 2006
Scorpion venom could help treat brain cancer patients.
Susan Cosier • September 22, 2006
Nanotechnology could ease the world’s water woes.
Melinda Wenner • September 20, 2006
A widespread farming practice is adding arsenic to the food chain.
Kristina Fiore • September 15, 2006
Studies suggest alcohol can sharpen mental function in older women.
Edyta Zielinska • September 13, 2006
A New York scientist uses his knowledge of bugs to solve crimes.
Andrew Klein • September 11, 2006
Smoking imagery in films might be fueling an unhealthy habit among kids.
Edyta Zielinska • September 7, 2006
Aquaculture in the urban environment.
Andrea Thompson • September 5, 2006
Scientists study a color-changing volcanic lake.
Adam T. Hadhazy • August 30, 2006
America’s weight problem is making medical diagnoses difficult.
Julie Leibach • August 28, 2006
A patient’s dental problems could mean more than lapses in personal hygiene.
Ciara Curtin • August 25, 2006
New CPR guidelines go into effect.
Alison Snyder • August 23, 2006
Cosmologist and author Janna Levin talks about art, science and her new book.
Susan Cosier • August 21, 2006
A corpse flower grows in Brooklyn.