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1. Satellite to test Einstein predictions - Apr 2, 2004
2. UCLA research explores biology of fear
3. Discovery Channel :: Women-Only Language Reemerges
4. Women look best once a month: A woman's face is most alluring at the height of her cycle.
5. Study claims dogs and their owners look alike...
6. Scientist: Life on Mars could be from Earth - Mar 25, 2004
7. The Brain? It’s a Jungle in There
8. Huge waves on Titan move slowly
9. Enigma of Namibia's 'fairy circles'
10. Satellite to test Einstein theory
11. Einstein and Newton 'had autism'
12. Rat's 'life code' read by science
13. Fossil may be earliest arm bone
14. Report: Cattle Farming Biggest Threat to Amazon
15. Bush Science Adviser Denies Policy Agenda
16. Approaching Saturn
17. Scientist mulls Anglo-Scottish split
18. Scientists seek 'map of science'
19. Probe sees storms merge on Saturn
20. New telescope in Chile to scan universe - Apr 12, 2004
21. Book's Critique of Psychology Ignites a Torrent of Criticism
22. Study: Exercising to music pumps up brain power - Mar 25, 2004
23. Study: Mild iron deficiency affects thinking - Apr 20, 2004
24. Dust storms may bedevil Mars explorers - Apr 20, 2004
25. Vast and Deadly Fleets May Yield Secrets at Last
26. Using M.R.I.'s to See Politics on the Brain
27. Caution urged over bio research
28. Scientists decipher 21,000 genes
29. Young female chimps upstage males
30. Migrating birds rely on sunsets
31. Genome reveals limb number recipe
32. Trilobite was ancient snack food
33. 'Einstein' probe heads into space
34. Dolly scientists to clone embryos
35. ScienCentral: Bird Brain Gene
36. Prenatal Nicotine Primes Adolescent Brain for Addiction

1. Brawl breaks out at anger management assembly - Apr 2, 2004
2. Vampire bats kill 13 people in Brazil - Apr 3, 2004
3. Brain surgery may cure Tourette's
4. The Accidental Addict - Clearing away the myths surrounding the OxyContin "epidemic." By Maia Szalavitz
5. The Case of the Cherry Hill Cluster
6. Of Mice and Men: Why Test Animals to Cure Human Depression?
7. Autism Theory Controversy
8. Cannabis 'damages male fertility'
9. Gym 'not necessary' to stay fit
10. Pill may prevent post-op strokes
11. Viagra use 'may damage fertility'
12. No asthma link' to cough jab
13. Computer games could aid hearing
14. Fish may provide heart care clue
15. Southern Indian females have the highest reported suicide rate on Earth
16. Vitamin fights prostate cancer
17. Zinc 'helps hyperactive children'
18. Baby walkers outlawed in Canada
19. Drug 'stops sudden cardiac death'
20. Penicillin warning to doctors
21. Stem cells 'fail in cancer care'
22. Test 'assists dementia treatment'
23.  Defibrillators now required on airliners - Apr 12, 2004
24. Surprises found in gene variation associated with schizophrenia
25. Soy 'stops cancer and baldness'
26. CDC plans flu vaccine stockpile for kids
27. The New York Times > Health > New Treatments Turn Off the Tap for People Who Sweat Too Much
28. Drug Makers Hope to Kill the Kick in Pain Relief
29. HIV link to dementia 'explained'
30. Move to end need for injections
31. Wife divorces husband over Viagra

1. Metallic sound heard again by space station crew - Apr 2, 2004
2. Supermarket giant promotes Linux
3. Bush wants cheap high-speed Internet access for all by 2007 - Mar 26, 2004
4. Giants ballpark becomes WiFi hub - Mar 31, 2004
5. NASA jet breaks speed record - Mar 29, 2004
6. New DVD burners double capacity - Mar 26, 2004
7. Google launches e-mail service - Apr. 1, 2004
8. Broadband prepares to take off
9. Sales soar for Blackberry maker
10. Intel moves towards greener chips
11. File-sharing to bypass censorship
12. DVD format war looms - Apr 19, 2004
13. Companies race to build a better toilet - Apr. 16, 2004
14. Mattel recalls more than 300,000 Batmobiles - Apr. 15, 2004
15. 'Toothing' craze goes underground - Apr 18, 2004
16. Survey: Denmark leads e-commerce use - Apr 20, 2004
17. Live, digital video heading to U.S. police cars - Apr 20, 2004
18. NASA rejects 12-month space missions - Apr 20, 2004
19. Macs get their voices back
20. Paper DVDs on the horizon