Science

• "Happy"  Mice Skew Results
• Evidence of Ancient Life Found
• Oldest life on Earth or just an ancient rock?
• Dinosaur fossil may be link to modern birds
• CNN.com - Makeover complete: Hubble back in space - March 9, 2002
• Twin Study Suggests Right-Handedness Is Gene-Based
• Ecstasy linked to long-term brain damage
• Study Links Lead Exposure to Antisocial Behavior - Cincinnati Children's
• Hormone Swings can Affect Men
• New Mars satellite begins search for water - February 20, 2002
• Sweet Taste Boosts Adults' Pain Tolerance
• Two Studies Cast Doubt on Stem Cells
• Monkey Moves Mouse by Mind
• Intel names top 10 young scientists in U.S. - March 12, 2002
• Evolution debate back in Ohio schools - March 12, 2002

• Eat Tomatoes to Foil Prostate Cancer
• Smoking Lowers Risk of Parkinson's
• Keep close eye on cholesterol drug use
• Hormone may treat type 2 diabetes, researchers say
• Swiss firm says MS drug approved for U.S. market
• Psychiatric Times
• Psychiatric Times
• Treatments: Relief Found for Children's Dual Ailments
• Link found between kids’ sleep, behavior problems
• Magnetic Brain Stimulation
• Strep Threat - Can a sore throat lead to Tourette's syndrome? By Emily Yoffe
• Folic Acid May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
• Pot Pain-Killer Under Consideration for Britons
• Night Problems May Spill Over Into Day
• Obese children 'heading for diabetes'
• On-The-Job Paint Exposure Ups Cancer Risk: Study
• Man with artificial heart going the distance - March 13, 2002
• Study: A few drinks can lower women's blood pressure - March 10, 2002
• Boomers should go easy on the knees - March 10, 2002

Technology

• Spies may read LED lights
• Next Hubble upgrade: Infrared camera
• Hubble getting new view on universe
• FTC sues two cell phone radiation shield firms - February 20, 2002
• Panasonic banks on digital for the elderly - March 9, 2002