Archive of feed items published on the 23rd of May 2010

Odd geometry of bacteria may provide new way to study Earth's oldest fossils from Science Daily
Female damselflies prefer 'hot' males from Science Daily
Surgical options for female incontinence found to be effective but with different complications from Science Daily
Large number of public wells in U.S. have potentially harmful contaminants in source water, study finds from Science Daily
Quickly evolving bacteria could improve digestive health from Science Daily
Simple electronic gadget could speed up HIV/AIDS diagnostics from Science Daily
Synthetic biomaterials mimic cellular membranes: Use in nanomedicine, drug delivery from Science Daily
Gene therapy may be effective in treating pulmonary arterial hypertension from Science Daily
Schooling fish offer new ideas for wind farming from Science Daily
Enabling video systems to react intelligently to content from Science Daily
Arizona's smoking ban reduced hospital visits from Science Daily
Anger mounts as oil blackens Louisiana coast from Physorg
Research questions amphibians' UV vulnerability from Physorg
UN study backs economic changes to save natural world: report from Physorg
Facebook tuning privacy controls to appease critics from Physorg
Atlantis to undock from ISS on final mission from Physorg
Move afoot in Congress to ban drop-side cribs from AP Health
Atlantis Shuttle Crew Prepares to Leave Space Station from Space.com
Eating Disorders Go Untreated as Experts Debate Definitions from Live Science
"Human rights" urged for whales and dolphins from Reuters:Science
Astronomer Copernicus reburied as hero in Poland from AP Science
Visualizing Earth's Shared Assets from NY Times Science
57 ancient tombs with mummies unearthed in Egypt from AP Science
Pregnancy doubles HIV risk in men; first trial of a microbicide in pregnant women from Science Blog
Vaginal gel with integrase inhibitor shows promise in monkeys from Science Blog
Bureaucrats monitor online forums from CBC: Technology & Science
Shuttle Atlantis Bids Farewell to Space Station from Space.com
Ion-Selective Membranes: Invention Regulates Nerve Cells Electronically
New Findings Make Use Of Stem Cells A Little More Complicated
Genetic Discovery Promises to Boost Rice Yields from Science NOW
Shuttle Atlantis departs from space station from Reuters:Science
Light sparks new approach to data storage from Chemistry World
Fast-breeding mice dominate a warming world from News @ Nature
Ancient origin for monkey version of HIV from News @ Nature
Methane Tracking Could Size Up Gulf Oil Slick from Live Science
57 tombs with mummies found in Egypt from MSNBC: Science
Mathemagician Martin Gardner dies from MSNBC: Science
Sponsored By: from MSNBC: Science
Organic Solids in Soil May Speed Up Bacterial Breathing from Newswise - Scinews
New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules
Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing
Small mammals - and rest of food chain - at greater risk from global warming than thought
Officials Back to Gulf as Frustration on Spill Spreads from NY Times Science
Packed and Ready to Go in Hawaii: 20,000 Tons of Garbage from NY Times Science
New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules from Science Blog
Immune evasion common in many viruses, bacteria and parasites is uncommon in M. tuberculosis from Science Blog
Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing from Science Blog
Small mammals -- and rest of food chain -- at greater risk from global warming than thought from Science Blog
Atlantis Undocks From Space Station, Heads Home from CBSNews - Science
Toyota took cost-cutting approach on lurching Lexus models, records show from LA Times - Science
Oil spill caused by 'a confluence of unfortunate events' from LA Times - Science
Thai upstart 'Uncle Boonmee' takes the Palme d'Or from LA Times - Science
California governor's race a tossup for Central Valley's GOP voters from LA Times - Science
57 ancient tombs with mummies unearthed in Egypt from Physorg
China's TV makers plan Taiwan shopping spree: report from Physorg
Did megafauna extinction cool the planet? from Physorg
Move afoot in Congress to ban drop-side cribs from Physorg
Shuttle Atlantis undocks from space station from Physorg
Immune evasion common in many viruses, bacteria and parasites is uncommon in M. tuberculosis from Physorg
Pregnancy doubles HIV risk in men; first trial of a microbicide in pregnant women from Physorg
New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules from Physorg
Small mammals -- and rest of food chain -- at greater risk from global warming than thought from Physorg
Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing from Physorg
Japan offers global 3-D telecasts in 2022 WC bid from Physorg
Swiss want new rules to regulate firms like Google from Physorg
Astronomer Copernicus reburied in Polish cathedral from Reuters:Science
Space shuttle Atlantis heads home from CBC: Technology & Science
Lives Lost in the Oil Age from NY Times Science
New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules from Science Blog
Immune evasion common in many viruses, bacteria and parasites is uncommon in M. tuberculosis from Science Blog
Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing from Science Blog
Small mammals -- and rest of food chain -- at greater risk from global warming than thought from Science Blog
Pregnancy doubles HIV risk in men; first trial of a microbicide in pregnant women from Science Blog
Vaginal gel with integrase inhibitor shows promise in monkeys from Science Blog
Video: No End in Sight for Oil Spill from CBSNews - Science
Video: Waves of Oil Washing Ashore from CBSNews - Science
Palin suggests Obama oil ties impede spill cleanup from LA Times - Science
Rogers holds of Leipheimer, Zabriskie, wins Amgen Tour of California from LA Times - Science
Travel briefcase: Full-body scanners worry health experts from LA Times - Science
Online English class a draw for Haiti survivors from LA Times - Science
Baghdad's tepid nightlife from LA Times - Science
Video: The Cell Phone: Marty Cooper's Big Idea from CBSNews - Science
Video: Extra: Evolution of the Cell Phone from CBSNews - Science
Video: Extra: No More Dropped Calls from CBSNews - Science
Video: Extra: The First Cell Phone Call from CBSNews - Science
Video: Extra: Cheaper Cell Phone Service from CBSNews - Science
The Cell Phone: Marty Cooper's Big Idea from CBSNews - Science
Early stoners lose education from Science Alert
Small mammals -- and rest of food chain -- at greater risk from global warming than thought, research finds from Science Daily
Vaginal gel with integrase inhibitor shows promise in monkeys from Science Daily
Pregnancy doubles HIV risk in men; first trial of a microbicide in pregnant women from Science Daily
Baby blood holds allergy clue from Science Alert
Transistor uses seven atoms from Science Alert
Jose Lima dies at 37; pitcher helped Dodgers reach 2004 playoffs from LA Times - Science
Construction industry builds up steam, adds 14,000 jobs from LA Times - Science
Child mortality rates dropping, study finds, but U.S. lags from LA Times - Science
Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing from Science Daily
Immune evasion common in many viruses, bacteria and parasites is uncommon in M. tuberculosis from Science Daily
New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules from Science Daily
Wearing his heart on his skin, tattoo parlor owner seeks 1st Amendment protection from LA Times - Science
Global Death Rates Drop for Children 5 or Younger from NY Times Health
Study Points to Penalties for ‘Unaffordable’ Health Plans from NY Times Health
Swim lessons for toddlers get doctors' approval from AP Health
Guns claim kids' lives in both urban, rural areas from AP Health

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Archive of feed items published on the 23rd of May 2010

Odd geometry of bacteria may provide new way to study Earth's oldest fossils from Science Daily

Female damselflies prefer 'hot' males from Science Daily

Surgical options for female incontinence found to be effective but with different complications from Science Daily

Large number of public wells in U.S. have potentially harmful contaminants in source water, study finds from Science Daily

Quickly evolving bacteria could improve digestive health from Science Daily

Simple electronic gadget could speed up HIV/AIDS diagnostics from Science Daily

Synthetic biomaterials mimic cellular membranes: Use in nanomedicine, drug delivery from Science Daily

Gene therapy may be effective in treating pulmonary arterial hypertension from Science Daily

Schooling fish offer new ideas for wind farming from Science Daily

Enabling video systems to react intelligently to content from Science Daily

Arizona's smoking ban reduced hospital visits from Science Daily

Anger mounts as oil blackens Louisiana coast from Physorg

Research questions amphibians' UV vulnerability from Physorg

UN study backs economic changes to save natural world: report from Physorg

Facebook tuning privacy controls to appease critics from Physorg

Atlantis to undock from ISS on final mission from Physorg

Move afoot in Congress to ban drop-side cribs from AP Health

Atlantis Shuttle Crew Prepares to Leave Space Station from Space.com

Eating Disorders Go Untreated as Experts Debate Definitions from Live Science

"Human rights" urged for whales and dolphins from Reuters:Science

Astronomer Copernicus reburied as hero in Poland from AP Science

Visualizing Earth's Shared Assets from NY Times Science

57 ancient tombs with mummies unearthed in Egypt from AP Science

Pregnancy doubles HIV risk in men; first trial of a microbicide in pregnant women from Science Blog

Vaginal gel with integrase inhibitor shows promise in monkeys from Science Blog

Bureaucrats monitor online forums from CBC: Technology & Science

Shuttle Atlantis Bids Farewell to Space Station from Space.com

Ion-Selective Membranes: Invention Regulates Nerve Cells Electronically

New Findings Make Use Of Stem Cells A Little More Complicated

Genetic Discovery Promises to Boost Rice Yields from Science NOW

Shuttle Atlantis departs from space station from Reuters:Science

Light sparks new approach to data storage from Chemistry World

Fast-breeding mice dominate a warming world from News @ Nature

Ancient origin for monkey version of HIV from News @ Nature

Methane Tracking Could Size Up Gulf Oil Slick from Live Science

57 tombs with mummies found in Egypt from MSNBC: Science

Mathemagician Martin Gardner dies from MSNBC: Science

Sponsored By: from MSNBC: Science

Organic Solids in Soil May Speed Up Bacterial Breathing from Newswise - Scinews

New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules

Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing

Small mammals - and rest of food chain - at greater risk from global warming than thought

Officials Back to Gulf as Frustration on Spill Spreads from NY Times Science

Packed and Ready to Go in Hawaii: 20,000 Tons of Garbage from NY Times Science

New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules from Science Blog

Immune evasion common in many viruses, bacteria and parasites is uncommon in M. tuberculosis from Science Blog

Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing from Science Blog

Small mammals -- and rest of food chain -- at greater risk from global warming than thought from Science Blog

Atlantis Undocks From Space Station, Heads Home from CBSNews - Science

Toyota took cost-cutting approach on lurching Lexus models, records show from LA Times - Science

Oil spill caused by 'a confluence of unfortunate events' from LA Times - Science

Thai upstart 'Uncle Boonmee' takes the Palme d'Or from LA Times - Science

California governor's race a tossup for Central Valley's GOP voters from LA Times - Science

57 ancient tombs with mummies unearthed in Egypt from Physorg

China's TV makers plan Taiwan shopping spree: report from Physorg

Did megafauna extinction cool the planet? from Physorg

Move afoot in Congress to ban drop-side cribs from Physorg

Shuttle Atlantis undocks from space station from Physorg

Immune evasion common in many viruses, bacteria and parasites is uncommon in M. tuberculosis from Physorg

Pregnancy doubles HIV risk in men; first trial of a microbicide in pregnant women from Physorg

New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules from Physorg

Small mammals -- and rest of food chain -- at greater risk from global warming than thought from Physorg

Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing from Physorg

Japan offers global 3-D telecasts in 2022 WC bid from Physorg

Swiss want new rules to regulate firms like Google from Physorg

Astronomer Copernicus reburied in Polish cathedral from Reuters:Science

Space shuttle Atlantis heads home from CBC: Technology & Science

Lives Lost in the Oil Age from NY Times Science

New method for producing 'libraries' of important carbohydrate molecules from Science Blog

Immune evasion common in many viruses, bacteria and parasites is uncommon in M. tuberculosis from Science Blog

Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing from Science Blog

Small mammals -- and rest of food chain -- at greater risk from global warming than thought from Science Blog

Pregnancy doubles HIV risk in men; first trial of a microbicide in pregnant women from Science Blog

Vaginal gel with integrase inhibitor shows promise in monkeys from Science Blog

Video: No End in Sight for Oil Spill from CBSNews - Science

Video: Waves of Oil Washing Ashore from CBSNews - Science

Palin suggests Obama oil ties impede spill cleanup from LA Times - Science

Rogers holds of Leipheimer, Zabriskie, wins Amgen Tour of California from LA Times - Science