Science

• Batting Around Echolocation
• Roots of Empathy
• Ultimate Stem Cell Discovered
• Women sniff out ideal mates
• Female Baboons Boast About Their Sex Lives
• Fluorescence Makes for a Pretty Bird, Study Finds
• Study Finds Beating Cocaine Takes More Than Acupuncture
• NASA satellite pair to tackle weighty task
• Fat gene discovered
• Large Squid Baffles, Amuses Scientists
• Caffeine boosts memory in older adults: report
• Vagus nerve stimulation therapy continues to show long-term benefits for chronic or recurrent depression
• After Two-Decade Halt, Marijuana Research Is Set
• Crows Get it Right
• Rock hunters bag five Mars meteorites - January 24, 2002
• Is black hole theory full of hot air? - January 22, 2002
• Detector listens for mysterious gravity waves - January 23, 2002
• Evolution Debate Heats up in Ohio
• Scientists Study the Inefficiency of Sex
• The Genetic Basis of Addiction
• Study Unveils "Opposite" Attraction
• Channel touches a nerve
• Global warming could slow Earth spin, lengthen days - February 13, 2002
• Brain Part Appears to Accentuate Negativity (washingtonpost.com)
• Eye Study Offers Internal Clock Clues
• Image of Stone Age death
• Sex 'primes woman for sperm'
• Man convicted of stalking, blames odd action on tumor - The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon, USA
•  Jellyfish Horde Uncovered After Half a Billion Years

• Drinking Can Ward Off Dementia
• Misunderstood Prescription Drugs and Needless Pain
• Folic Acid Deficiency Linked to Parkinson's
• Head injuries may raise risk of depression, study says
• An Invention Provides Hope to the Obese
• Dyslexia blood pressure 'link'
• Hormones: Here's the Beef
• Alcohol in moderation may help brain: study
• Drive for More Mental Health Coverage Fails in Congress
• Does Marijuana Withdrawal Syndrome Exist?
• Chiropractic Treatment Linked to Stroke
• Mentally Stimulating Activities May Reduce Alzheimer's Risk
• Production of Melatonin May Effect Sleep in the Elderly
• Stems Cells Used to Reverse Parkinson's Symptoms in Rats
• Smoking May Improve Cognitive Deficits in Schizophrenic Patients
• Chewing the fat may be more than metaphor, study finds
• Campaign Fights Drunken Driving
• Brain Scans Help Old Folks Improve Memory - Study
• Diet can ease problem behaviours
• Viagra: Good for the Brain, Too?
• Women Should Avoid Third-Generation Pill - Study
• Scientists Say Cough Syrup May Be Waste of Money
• MMR 'no impact on autism rates'
•  Ecstasy Use on the Rise Among U.S. College Students
•  Compound May Improve Morphine's Effectiveness
• Wrinkle cream stimulates brain power [28jan02]
•  CNN.com - Risky Alzheimer's surgery could hold promise - January 25, 2002

• Microchip Can Turn Heat into Electricity
• Hidden Danger Found in Flash Animation Software
• Are You Looking at Your Last CRT?
• Personal "Jetpack" Gets off the Ground
• Clarke: Terrorists Used Net for Info on Targets
• Laser Test Suggests Molten Moon Interior
• Comcast Backs off Recording Web Browsing Activities
• Navy Admits Sonar Killed Whales
• Info is military's best weapon - February 17, 2002
• States eye high-tech drivers' licenses - February 17, 2002