• Anticipating what could be the perfect meteor storm - November 16, 2001
• Team Is Ready to Publish Full Set of Dead Sea Scrolls
• Study Finds Genetic Link Between Intelligence and Size of Some Regions of the Brain
• Scientists locate brain's 'censor'
• NewMother's Neglect Affects Brain Development
• Prion Disease Hits US Elk Farms
• Most of cloned cows healthy - November 23, 2001
• Sunlight could push killer rocks toward Earth - November 23, 2001
• Mars Global Surveyor snaps 100,000th picture - November 21, 2001
• Cast of 40-foot prehistoric croc on display - November 17, 2001
• Firm says it created human embryo through cloning - November 25, 2001
•  Scientists Reveal Role for Nitric Oxide during Brain Development
• Students lack solid grasp on science - November 20, 2001
• Life on Mars theory loses magnetic appeal - November 20, 2001
• Link to our ancient past is confirmed in potassium channel research

Medicine

• New Cancer Radiation Therapy Shows Promise
• Curry spice could slow Alzheimer's, study shows
• Strong bones may mean a stronger mind
• Roots of reading problems may differ by sex
• Loud 'rave' music could boost meth brain damage
• Head Trauma on the Field May Set Stage for Lasting Brain Injury
• Anti-Aging Drugs Quadruple Life Span of Mice
• Umbilical cord blood could help stroke patients
• Unnecessary Roughness: Mild Head Injury Increases The Brain's Vulnerability To Further Damage
• Brain differences detected in bed-wetters
• Work Pressures Help Strengthen The Immune System, Gory Videos Do The Opposite
• Brain Food: Dietary Choline
• Injections of Pig Cells Bring Hope to Paralyzed
• Sharp Drop In Stress Hormones May Set Stage For Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis After

Pregnancy
• Concerns About Heading Sets Off Spirited Debate
• FDA: Diet supplement toxic to liver - November 21, 2001
• Major Stress During Pregnancy Linked to Autism
• Sign language enriches learning for hearing children
• Brain abscess linked to tongue piercing: report
• FDA approves world's first contraceptive skin patch - November 21, 2001
• Spinach, blueberries brain food for rats - November 13, 2001
• No buses idling improves school's air - November 11, 2001
• Docs try ATM-style prescription machines - November 17, 2001
• Mother's herpes virus infection associated with schizophrenia in her offspring, Hopkins researc
• Feds OK study of Ecstasy for post-traumatic stress
• Natural compound may lead to new obesity treatment
• Two Studies Link Night Work, Breast Cancer (washingtonpost.com)
•  Fat busts fits

 

Technology

• War games: Military training goes high-tech - November 23, 2001
• Focusing on biometrics at Comdex - November 15, 2001
• Seattle home to concentration of brain power - November 21, 2001
• San Francisco voters approve solar power expansion - November 10, 2001
• Comdex: The suits can use the tablet PC - November 14, 2001
• Viruses dwindle, but impact rises - November 16, 2001
• Semiconductors get on our nerves
• Intel sees breakthrough with new transistor - November 26, 2001