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  1. AACR supports new FDA clinical research guidelines
  2. UC Riverside releases analysis of tribal government gaming in California
  3. How elasticity affects the market for illegal goods
  4. Emergency angioplasty patients do best at hospitals where it's the 'default' treatment
  5. Norwegian Government handles research fraud
  6. Norwegian government handles research fraud
  7. Public support for environmental protection on the decline
  8. How Science Works and How Can It Inform Policy?
  9. Book by Stevens professor enthusiastically reviewed
  10. IEEE-USA commends senators for introducing 'Protect America's Competitive Edge (PACE) Act'
  11. Yale study: Not enough metals in earth to meet global demand
  12. Guidelines for Yale physician interactions with pharmaceutical industry
  13. Warning to government from biotech on PBS changes
  14. Who's the liar? Brain MRI stands up to polygraph test
  15. Dog owners hide the truth from shelters about their pets' behavioral problems
  16. Controlling neglected tropical diseases will boost fight against HIV, TB, and malaria
  17. Dow AgroSciences achieves world's first registration for plant-made vaccines
  18. Fire panel changes offer real-time fire status data
  19. Growing evidence of sex-based differences in lung cancer highlighted at roundtable meeting
  20. From pills to bills: Pharmacist turned senator to speak at UH event
  21. Scientists call for Hepatitis treatment of young injection drug users
  22. Ames Laboratory innovation key to a 'lead-free' Europe
  23. University presidents: NY must act on stem cell research
  24. Bush-appointed judges most conservative on record, new UH study finds
  25. Growing evidence of sex-based differences in lung cancer highlighted at roundtable meeting
  26. Medicines are key to preventing poor health
  27. Another failed New Year's resolution? New study shows how self-prophecies may help
  28. Moderately heavy models may actually lower women's self-esteem
  29. Guilt and fear motivate better than hope
  30. A little household help may reduce health-care costs among elderly
  31. NIST SRM aids efforts to reduce cigarette fire risk
  32. Study finds no safe level for ozone
  33. ALOS sends its first image
  34. IEEE-USA President encourages bipartisan efforts to pass innovation legislation
  35. Problems at World Anti-Doping Agency will 'drive innocent athletes out of sport'
  36. Local involvement in national lands management: Can it work nationwide?
  37. Stanford Q&A: Neuroethicist on growing demand for ethical oversight
  38. Computer interface design starts with respecting the real world
  39. Computer interface design starts with respecting the real world
  40. Stanford ethics consulting helps researchers navigate sensitive issues
  41. International Policy Workshop on Nitrogen in Paris March 8 -10, 2006
  42. China partners with international expertise to improve road safety
  43. ICSU expresses grave concern over visa policies and practices for scientists visiting the USA
  44. Yale early stage ovarian cancer detection technology licensed by LabCorp.
  45. Lee M. Silver to discuss new book, Challenging Nature, at Stevens
  46. From psychopaths to behaving responsibly: Waking up the inner sleeping beauty of companies
  47. Disclosing study outcomes to participants may backfire
  48. Globalization: Children and working parents pay too high a price
  49. Plastic surgeons countdown first full facial transplantation
  50. Honorary doctorates awarded by Karolinska Institutet 2006
  51. Science Seminar on benefits of biomedical research for patients
  52. Stem cell researchers, advocates to share lessons learned
  53. International evaluation of research at the University of Helsinki
  54. New opportunities in the European research
  55. Newark Preservation Committee honors NJIT for restoring victorian castle
  56. GA Tech develops ultra-efficient embedded architectures based on probabilistic technology
  57. 'Hands free' isn't mind free: Performing even easy tasks impairs driving
  58. Study looks at ways to mitigate air pollution from freight transportation along I-95
  59. World experts gather in New York to discuss the feasibility of sustainable development
  60. Women's bioethics project receives grant from Ford Foundation
  61. Prisons not adapting to needs of aging inmate population
  62. Bank mergers bring down the neighborhood
  63. Women and children are the first hurt by welfare reform
  64. ICCL and CI lunch global mapping project to protect sensitive marine areas
  65. Avantogen and Hawaii Biotech to combine vaccine businesses
  66. Stevens meets Committee on National Security Systems standards
  67. Energy prices, uncertainty and energy saving by companies
  68. Stevens professor to chair International Workshop on PCC
  69. Dover evolution trial witnesses among speakers at symposium for teaching evolution
  70. Warbling whales speak a language all their own
  71. Protecting endangered species helps reduce poverty
  72. From neighbors to killers: Book explores the personal horror of Rwanda's genocide
  73. Strategies for Earth observation: 18th CEOS-SIT meeting at ESRIN
  74. Webcast: Islam and Bioethics Conference
  75. New DNA 'fingerprinting' technique separates hemp from marijuana
  76. Study challenges rush to medicate schizophrenia
  77. Honor among businesses: Corporations are becoming more ethical
  78. ACP publishes 'Medicine in Quotations,' second edition
  79. A new vision from the world's largest scientific organization
  80. Anger and sadness frame how we respond to a terrorist attack
  81. Acquisition will advance commercialization of Lab.s security screening technology
  82. Stevens to kick off alliance with e-security leader GLESEC
  83. 2006 Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) awards announced
  84. Universities play major role developing entrepreneurs and business, experts
  85. IAMP expresses support for Disease Control Priorities Project
  86. Yellow Fever
  87. Yellow Fever
  88. Vulnerability of nuclear warhead interception topic of UH lecture
  89. Doctor proposes five steps we can take to help curb child obesity
  90. Chandra Kintala to serve as general chair at DSN 2006
  91. Acrux granted first grant in Europe, triggering payment from Lilly
  92. Binghamton University research links digital images and cameras
  93. Marmots, microbes and geopolitical uses of disease
  94. Taking Turns: Artists and Curators Engage the Museum
  95. Museum muses gallery talk and reception
  96. Museum Musings: Rethinking the Museum
  97. 72 new members chosen by Academy
  98. Dover 'intelligent design' decision to be topic of national forum
  99. Green idealists - valuable innovators?
  100. 'Uniquely human' component of language found in gregarious birds