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Fitness - Muscle Is Easier To Lose And Harder To Build As You Age, But There's New Hope

Archaeologists Discover Fibers Used By Humans 34,000 Years Ago

Men And Women May Not Communicate But Our X And Y Chromosomes Do

Sex Wars: Class Struggle In Bees

Boon For Boomers - Green Tea And LEDs May Smooth Wrinkles

Science And Journalism: Scientists Engage Journalists More Than Is Perceived

Would You Let A Trainee Operate On You If It Could Be Done Quicker? Apparently, Yes

Coins From Bar-Kokhba Revolt Against Romans Found In Israel

Who Should Be Exempt From Quitting Smoking? The Mentally Ill, Say Doctors

Magnetic Fields Get Some Respect In Star Formation

Vitamin C Linked To Human Skin Regeneration

Facial Recognition Slows With Age

Arbor Energy - Electrical Circuit Runs Off Tree Power

2009 Peer Review Survey Issues Preliminary Results

Super Sperm - An Evolutionary Reason For Infertility?

Microbiology Takes On Oil Spills

Gamburstev And The Alps Underneath The Antarctic

Money Won't Buy Happiness (Though You Can Park Your Yacht Right Next To It)

Biosensor Detects Bacteria Immediately

Is Anyone Missing A Lot Of Garbage? It's In The Pacific Ocean

Bacteria Building Better Bone Replacements

Making More Efficient Microbial Fuel Cells

Discovery - New Genetic Variation Linked To Diabetes

Europe's First Farmers 1 - Europe's Last Hunter/Gatherers 0

HD49798 White Dwarf Companion Rotates Every 13 Seconds

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