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Informed Consent Regarding Long-Term Biological Samples Is Not So Simple
Researchers Successfully Suppress Ghrelin, The "Hunger Hormone"
Social Aggression Can Happen In Boys Also
Troubled Girls More Likely To Start Sex Early (But Not Boys)
Houses Made From Hemp Will Combat Global Warming, Says UK Study
Are Honor Killings Good For Diversity?
Better Than Lava Lamps - Fish That Glow Red
Wandering Sol - Was Our Sun Always In This Part Of The Milky Way?
Far Out Phylogenetics - The Base Of The Ant Evolutionary Tree Found
Hot Fudge Sundaes Prey On Your Emotional Weakness
Meet Clostridium Difficile, The Next MRSA Superbug You Need To Worry About
Criminals Who Like Junk Food Beware - Processed Foods Lead To 'Sticky Fingers' Police Can Track
Bushmeat Hunting Is Unsustainable But A Ban Would Be Bad For People Living There, Says Study
From Chip To Cube - 3-D Processors Get Optimized, Vertical And A Whole Lot Faster
The Physical Effects Of Feelings - Exclusion Literally 'Feels' Cold
Small Glaciers Are Important Too - 75 Percent Of Greenland Loss Ignored In Studies
The Unusual Case Of The Young Woman Who Had A Stroke During Sex
Having A Steady Job Improves Mental Health - WHO Study
Genes Associated With Childhood Brain Cancer Ependymoma Identified
Helicopter Moms, Mutant Mice And Oncoprotein 18
Forget Oil, Says James Hansen, Cleaner Coal Emissions Will Cure Global Warming
CDK8 Gene Implicated In Many Colon Cancers
Ancient Whales ... With Back Legs
Teens, You Are So Impressionable Your Friends Even Determine Your Weight, Says Researcher
Fort Miami Not A Fort At All, Say Archaeologists

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