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                                Science, Medicine, Technology
Science

  1. Bear Guzzles 36 Beers
  2. Acid oceans spell doom for coral
  3. Why we enjoy telling people off
  4. Hobbyist anglers take big catch
  5. Smallest 'Earth-like' planet seen
  6. Earth warned on 'tipping points'
  7. Messy homes 'cause messy minds'
  8. Study finds older boys are bad influence - Aug 19, 2004
  9. Study: Tokyo due for major quake within 50 years - Aug 30, 2004
  10. White House cites human role in global warming - Aug 27, 2004
  11. Check out the ears before brawling - Aug 24, 2004
  12. Ice Age trail eyed for Western U.S. - Aug 24, 2004
  13. Genesis Returns - Danger?
  14. Mad Muppets top cult science poll
  15. Scarce insects duck UK splat test
  16. Flying fox favours tunnel vision
  17. Tribe challenges American origins
  18. Noah's Ark plan from top Moon man
  19. Solar capsule crashes into Earth
  20. Birds' Internal Compass Rethought
  21. The future of affection
  22. Arctic's toxic burden harms bears
  23. Children create new sign language
  24. 'Lazy eye helped Rembrandt's art'
  25. Bush and Kerry battle over science
  26. Women in science get centre boost
  27. Vandal daubs DNA code in street
  28. Body clocks 'hinder' space travel
  29. Mussels Found Near N.Pole in Global Warming Sign
  30. U.S. Researchers Invent Antenna for Light
  31. Deaf Kids in Nicaragua Give Birth to New Language
  32. Newfound Comet Set for Winter Display
  33. Light relay 'should be dropped'
  34. New Mars data gives life clue
  35. Ice collapse speeds up glaciers
  36. Gene Made Apes Smarter
  37. Snakes Decide Nature vs. Nurture


Medicine 
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  1. Scientists given cloning go-ahead
  2. Britons attack US cloning ban bid
  3. China confirms bird flu in pigs
  4. Immune response turbo-charged
  5. Flu 'becoming resistant to drugs'
  6.  Diarrhoea vaccine 'a step closer'
  7. Doubts over good carb diet claims
  8. New jaw grown on patient's back
  9. Addiction treatment might be old drugs - Aug 30, 2004
  10. Study: Chocolate boost to blood vessel health - Aug 29, 2004
  11. California to vote on $3 billion stem cell project - Aug 26, 2004
  12. 'Same-day' doctors catching on - Aug 21, 2004
  13. Study: Soda linked to diabetes in women - Aug 24, 2004
  14.  Dads 'pass on' radiation effects
  15. Pollution harms developing lungs
  16. Cystic fibrosis stem cells made
  17. More killed by suicide than war
  18. Prisoners 'injected spider venom'
  19. Spurred by Illness, Indonesians Lash Out at U.S. Mining Giant
  20. Chiropractic Correction May Slow MS, Parkinson's
  21. Scientists endorse Atkins diet
  22. Famous sex theory questioned
  23. Statins may curb multiple sclerosis : Human trial gives thumbs up to heart drug.
  24. In the time of cholera
  25. The truth about vitamins
  26. Body can 'heal dementia itself'
  27. Cheek tissue to restore eyesight
  28. 'Clear' bacteria link to Crohn's
  29. Pill propelled into abortion debate
  30. Post mortem drug tests 'flawed'
  31. Asia-Pacific | Singapore warns of deadly illness
  32. Tough bone repair cement created
  33. Containing Vaccines May Help Not Harm Kids
  34. Alcohol, Diabetes, Hepatitis Up Liver Cancer Risk
  35. Doctors Ready to Perform Face Transplant
  36. Uganda's HIV success questioned
  37. Child 'overeaters' become bulimic
  38. Walking link to low dementia risk
  39. Cancer remedy claims dismissed
  40. Cannabis chemical pregnancy link
  41. Is Prozac Better? Is It Even Different?
  Technology  Top, Science, Medicine, Technology
  1. Big shuttle repairs not possible
  2. Door open for silicon replacement
  3. Science/Nature | Sunflower oil boost to car future
  4. Intel in new chip breakthrough
  5. Bananas could power Aussie homes
  6. Microsoft lays out Windows timing
  7. Key Windows update fully rolls out
  8. 'Giant leap' opens world of possibility - Jul 22, 2004
  9. The Internet at 35: Still evolving - Aug 29, 2004
  10. HP unveils iPod clone - Aug 30, 2004
  11. Internet machine shop offers custom tooling - Aug 26, 2004
  12. Simple downloads, complex change - Aug 23, 2004
  13. Music on your hard drive made easy - Aug 19, 2004
  14. The Tablet PC Takes Its Place in the Classroom
  15. BBC NEWS | Technology | From Aaan to ZZ Top
  16. V-2: Hitler's last weapon of terror
  17. Isotopes could improve forensics
  18. New batteries aid climate battle
  19. Peering beyond the technology hype
  20. Physicists shrink atomic clocks
  21. Brazil is world 'hacking capital'
  22. Blackberry shrinks phone keyboard
  23. Image flaw exposes Windows PCs
  24. Space's largest window is built
  25. Alice chatbot wins for third time
  26. Smallest 'guitar string' to weigh atoms
  27. MRI machine tracks brain's metabolismbreaking science news headlines
Top, Science, Medicine, Technology