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"Near Misses" Encourage Problem Gambling
Parents Still Skeptical Of HPV Vaccine
Pregnant Smokers Put Kids At Risk For Psychiatric Problems
Teens Who Sleep Less Gain More Weight, Study Finds
Night Vision: There's An App For That
Insulin Resistance Harms Arteries, Too
Darwin's Little-Known Psychology Study Aids Autism Research
Temperatures Could Exceed Livable Limits By Century's End
Rising CO2 Keeps Trees From Cooling Earth
Too Much TV Makes Kids Fat And Stupid
Late Equals Large? A New Look At Brain Evolution
Copycat Behavior Universal Among Children, Study Finds
Study Confirms Darwin's Concerns About Inbreeding
Magyarosaurus Dacus - A Sauropod Dwarf, Study Finds
Gas Cloud BYF73 May Help Explain Star Formation
Researchers Recover 43,000-Year-Old Mammoth Blood
Growing Strawberries In Space?
Roller Coasters May Damage Your Ears
MicroRNA Silence Cancer-Fighting Genes
Seamounts: Biodiversity "Hotspots"
Plants Getting Too Much Blame For Climate Change
Movies Still To Blame For Smoking
China's Busy Blogosphere Won't Stifle State Surveillance
Multiple Brain Regions Wired For Language, Study Finds
Biomarkers May Catch Multiple Sclerosis 9 Years Before It Strikes

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