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  1. New algorithm for learning languages
  2. Preliminary study by K-State professor finds war can be hard on relationships of military couples
  3. Nicotine exposure can increase motivation to respond for food weeks after the last exposure
  4. Hand sanitizer gel works
  5. Neighborhood safety concerns boost TV time, but not necessarily obesity, in preschoolers
  6. Teenage boys may not plan on pregnancy, but believe it might happen anyway
  7. Symbols can help children control impulses, get more of what they want
  8. Academics, industry experts launch Internet innovation symposium
  9. Displaced songbirds navigate in the high Arctic
  10. UC Davis study asseses impact of smoking in California's Korean and Chinese communities
  11. Grant to study work options as boomers reach retirement
  12. Northwest Indians continue efforts to revive languages at UW workshop
  13. Recent improvements in prostate cancer outcomes may be result of shift in classification
  14. Investors behave like ostriches in choosing bank deposits over T-bills
  15. Bronx Zoo bears are new Samsonite gorillas
  16. Curriculum targets affect children's playtime
  17. UCI neurobiologists uncover evidence of a 'memory code'
  18. Penn awarded $1.8 million to look for new mood-disorder drugs, with Wyeth research labs
  19. Study links obesity, urban sprawl
  20. International conference on death, dying and disposal
  21. No single gene for ageing
  22. Does the workplace damage your brain?
  23. Microtubules critical to development of mental disorders
  24. Study of faulty fingerprints debunks forensic science 'zero error' claim
  25. Researchers gain support from Merck Sharp & Dohme for novel area of diabetes research
  26. NIEHS awards $37 million to train emergency and hazardous waste workers
  27. FDA approves expanded patient profile for non-hormonal intrauterine device
  28. Shuttle foam, dolphin drumming, chorus singing
  29. Spouses in bad marriages face greater risk for serious health problems
  30. Prof probes impact of post 9/11 surveillance
  31. Study of faulty fingerprints debunks forensic science 'zero error' claim
  32. UC faculty members break new ground while treading gently on the Alaskan tundra
  33. Nation's experts to answer questions about attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
  34. Canadian Institutes of Health Research, GlaxoSmithKline Inc. and University of Ottawa partner to fund the new J. David Grimes Research Chair
  35. New tooth enamel dating technique could help identify disaster victims
  36. Key neural system at risk from fetal alcohol exposure
  37. Treating individuals with substance-abuse disorders who have attempted suicide
  38. College drinking is just as bad as researchers thought, but not worse than expected
  39. Popular kids more likely to smoke than less popular classmates
  40. Breast cancer advance
  41. National study shows black immigrants' health erodes the longer they live in US
  42. Mental declines can be reversed - report shows
  43. Study charts origins of fear
  44. Postmenopausal hormone therapy increases breast cancer risk across all ethnicities
  45. Delivering on digital content's full potential
  46. Columbia scientists develop cancer terminator viruses
  47. Genomatix, AAAS ink agreement
  48. Study: Second-generation antidepressants
  49. At Johns Hopkins: Emphasis on improved care and faster access to services shortens hospital stays
  50. Injury prevention could save Maryland at least $700 million per year
  51. One in every hundred Londoners could be crack cocaine users, claim researchers
  52. Public patients denied effective obesity treatment
  53. Failure to suppress irrelevant brain activity in Alzheimer disease
  54. Tip sheet for Annals of Internal Medicine, Sept. 20, 2005 issue
  55. Scientists develop screening method for pancreatic cancer
  56. Largest ever Asian smoking study reveals cardiovascular health risks
  57. Researcher says Halloween no laughing matter for many youngsters
  58. Women better at hand hygiene habits, hands down
  59. Biologist to receive MacArthur grant for discovering species and revealing conservation needs
  60. Rutgers-Newark psychology researchers reveal link between body and action perception
  61. Scientists attempt to answer the question; who's number one?
  62. Heart disease patients face greater risk of PTSD
  63. Panic disorder appears to increase risk of coronary heart disease
  64. High blood pressure has stronger effect on mental function in blacks
  65. Leafy green vegetables may help keep brains sharp through aging
  66. Collaborative Cross to provide powerful resource for mouse model researchers worldwide
  67. Yale procedure cuts recurrence of aggressive uterine cancer
  68. Emmy Award for Melbourne biomedical animator
  69. Requirement for high-level mental processing in subliminal learning
  70. September 27th telebriefing on premature health
  71. Mapping the risks of hurricane disasters
  72. Poor health literacy associated with poorer physical and mental health
  73. Post-stroke tests not used often enough, especially in women
  74. Loss of body mass linked to development of Alzheimer's disease
  75. How can physicians assist in the investigation of bioterrorism or other biocrimes?
  76. World's first international real-time streaming of 4k over gigabit IP networks
  77. Unwed mothers are less likely to marry, study shows
  78. 'Cybertools' project receives $2 million NSF grant
  79. Research offers new approach to developing treatments for cocaine and amphetamine addiction
  80. 2005 NIH Director's Pioneer Award recipients announced
  81. EMBO honours leading Italian and Russian science communicators
  82. Research center for National Children's Study to be based in Queens
  83. Beating the aging process naturally
  84. Applications open: The Max Weber Postdoctoral Programme
  85. Researched and refined, Virginia Tech's Cliff and Rocky ready for Grand Challenge victory
  86. The interdisciplinary mandate: GSA's annual meeting to present new research on hot topics in aging
  87. Australia's medical institutes back Synchrotron
  88. Ossur congratulates Hugh Herr on Popular Mechanics 2005 Breakthrough Leadership Award
  89. Medical College of Wisconsin study shows better parent-physician communication can substantially prevent hospitalizations for childhood asthma
  90. Cerebellum found to be important in cognition and behavior
  91. Fried food and fatter kids
  92. Brenner Children's Hospital pediatrician says one symptom no longer a clear sign of child abuse
  93. Do the Europeans turn ill sitting up so late?
  94. Your favourite TV programme anywhere!
  95. Kindergarten retention fails to help academic achievement
  96. Extended release stimulant effective for long-term ADHD treatment
  97. Kindergarten retention fails to help academic achievement
  98. Many pediatricians say they would not continue care for families who refuse vaccines
  99. Researchers shed light on anxiety and alcohol intake
  100. Medication appears effective in treating teen heroin addiction