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  1. Adult stem cells from adipose tissue could save lives
  2. Institute of Medicine news: Quarantine stations at ports of entry
  3. LSD finds new respectability
  4. Memories of terror: Can history make sense of terrorist acts?
  5. IT program hopes to foster better security checklists
  6. Bird flu claims critically endangered mammal
  7. Sports doping explored during half-day symposium, Aug. 30
  8. Anthrax test, developed by army and CDC, receives FDA approval
  9. Kentucky, China seismic experts
  10. Most published research findings may be false
  11. Via College Research Recognition Day features 'father of microbial genetics'
  12. Virginia water center celebrates 40th year at national symposium at Virginia Tech
  13. Thumbs up for child trust funds, but 18-year-olds urge controls on how money is spent
  14. ASHG 55th Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, October 26-29, 2005
  15. $2,000 Katrina grants for New Orleans physiology students, post-docs offered through APS
  16. Researchers call for end to pharmaceutical industry's 'cynical use' of drug studies
  17. University of Kentucky awarded $6 million for GDNF and related research
  18. New guideline: Blood test can help determine type of seizure
  19. National critical care program benefits families, patients, and hospitals
  20. Prof probes impact of post 9/11 surveillance
  21. UCLA Stem Cell Institute receives $3.75-million training grant from state
  22. How the Internet influenced Indonesian politics
  23. Research finds poor sleep effects student's school performance
  24. Productivity Commission confirms value of medicines
  25. Stem cell ethical guidelines must be strengthened, UCSF team says
  26. What the news and the movies leave out: Behind the scenes of disaster aid
  27. Gang injunctions give communities short-term relief, study shows
  28. Two human rights activists to receive Pagels Award from NY Academy of Sciences
  29. Death sentences linked to history of lynching in states
  30. Four new us patents granted to Acrux for transdermal drug delivery
  31. Surveillance data suggest that preschoolers drive flu epidemics
  32. 'Aesthetic computing' turns algebra into art; teachers intrigued
  33. New mental health help for juvenile offenders
  34. Bernstein to discuss and sign new book at Barnes & Noble
  35. Preventing chronic diseases - need for concerted action
  36. UCI-led research team recommends new tobacco control policies for lawmakers
  37. Elsevier announces a publishing partnership with the Ambulatory Pediatric Association
  38. Florida physicians decrease or eliminate services
  39. Supercomputers to enable safer, more efficient oil drilling
  40. Center releases new public survey on stem cells
  41. Terrorism is no surprise when a nation leaves itself vulnerable
  42. Bat inspires space tech for airport security
  43. Liverpool psychology helps bring peace to European football
  44. Russian 'surrogate' alcohols are a killer
  45. Researchers disprove 'fat redistribution syndrome' among men taking HIV drugs
  46. Medicare elimination of essential drugs will affect elderly
  47. Life insurance: Research reveals concerns over use of health information
  48. PLoS announces open access journal for all clinical trials, positive or negative
  49. Even very low levels of environmental toxins can damage health
  50. In China, ICSU releases new strategy to strengthen international science for the benefit of society
  51. Scientific freedom: ICSU revises and reaffirms commitment to the 'Universality of Science'
  52. Joint press release by the DFG and the MPG: Strengthening potential, creating independence
  53. Calls to prevent chronic disease 'juggernaut'
  54. Report emphasises science benefits of ESA's Earth Observation Envelope Programme
  55. National Academies advisory: Nov. 4 International Security and Arms Control Symposium
  56. Dr. Jonathan Moreno elected to prestigious Insitute of Medicine
  57. Lawyers' salaries in private sector impact whether federal attorneys take drug cases to trial
  58. Yale researcher leads successful effort to access HMO fees for Medicaid patients
  59. Pending animal measure threatens U.S. research, AAAS says in letter to Congressional committee
  60. Implementing European Space Policy: Key ESA/EC agreement on Earth Observation data signed today
  61. UCLA study identifies $7 in societal savings for every $1 spent on drug abuse treatment
  62. National Academies advisory: Fighting infectious disease
  63. Which drugs should health plans cover?
  64. Victims of genetic discrimination
  65. New study uncovers major inaccuracies in global wildlife trade monitoring
  66. A sense of place
  67. The Politicization of Science
  68. The Politicization of Science
  69. Study reveals surprising attitudes about research involving adults with Alzheimer's
  70. Is it okay to sign Alzheimer's patients up for research studies?
  71. MIT closes in on bionic speed
  72. UK sperm donor crisis
  73. 'The Science of False Memory' explores the new field
  74. Study finds billions of health insurance dollars used for administrative costs
  75. Satellites support Kyoto Protocol through forest mapping service
  76. Patients missing out in communication divide
  77. Making primary health care work: New research
  78. Morals often sacrificed for the good of the country
  79. Senate hearing focuses on repairing levees in New Orleans
  80. National Academies advisory: Nov. 17 release of report on patents for genes, proteins
  81. Major study links chronic noise exposure to risk of heart attacks
  82. Launch of the 2006 NIH Director's Pioneer Award program
  83. Research findings contradict longstanding bias against morphine
  84. Nov/Dec 2005 Annals of Family Medicine tip sheet
  85. Coherent, robust performance measurement system needed
  86. Institute of Medicine news: Report on health care performance
  87. Grant advances web portal for U.S./China standards
  88. Cell debuts design changes and expanded scientific coverage
  89. Ethnic minorities and health research
  90. American dream, in peril, is successfully pursued through state programs
  91. Doctors pioneer new area of cruelty free product development
  92. Norway signs bilateral agreement on science and technology with the United States
  93. One percent of retailers sell 40 percent of guns used in California crime
  94. Gender plays role in religious sensitivity for medical students
  95. The EU is Missing its Targets
  96. New figures confirm PBS spending barely growing
  97. Health care plans for Medicare beneficiaries are not all alike
  98. Genes in Uniform: Don't Test, Don't Tell
  99. New Hurricane Katrina survivor initiative to guide policy
  100. Experts debate whether certain research should be restricted