Archive of feed items published on the 6th of April 2014

Flying Bears – Molecular Genetics Evidence For An Unusual Dispersal Mode
Ancient Volcanic Explosions Shed Light On Mercury's Origins
Unplanned Pregnancy Remains High Among Young Australian Women
Chinese medicine community split by language issue from CBC: Health
Startup aims to poach workers at tech bus stops from Physorg
Windows XP diehards to fend off hackers on their own from Physorg
VIDEO: 'Your ladybirds are in the post' from BBC News: Science & Nature
Sparks fly over US plan to shift Internet role from Physorg
Where The Milky Way Stands In The 'Council Of Giants'
Biosphere 2 Ocean - A Living Lab In The Desert
Experts decode germs' DNA to fight food poisoning from AP Health
Huge 'El Gordo' Galaxy Cluster Packs Mass of 3 Quadrillion Suns (Photos) from Space.com
Experiments render H7N1 virus more contagious in ferrets from Science Blog
Indigenous societies’ ‘first contact’ typically brings collapse, but rebounds possible from Science Blog
Zombie cancer cells eat themselves to live from Science Blog
Bacterial Gut Biome May Guide Colon Cancer Progression from Science Blog
Loneliness impacts DNA repair from Science Blog
NASA's Mars Rover Curiosity Arrives at Next Science Destination (Photos) from Space.com
Heroin addicts face barriers to treatment from AP Health
Fast facts about some obstacles to heroin sobriety from AP Health
Q&A: Pets Are Becoming People, Legally Speaking from National Geographic
5 Foods Will Be Harder to Produce in a Warmer World from National Geographic
Our Year of Extremes: Did Climate Change Just Hit Home? from MSNBC: Science
Type 1 diabetics thriving and living longer from CBC: Health
Gay men divided over use of HIV prevention drug from AP Health
Vote Now! Best Space Stories of the Week – April 6, 2014 from Space.com
Amino acid fingerprints revealed in new study from Physorg
Arid areas absorb unexpected amounts of atmospheric carbon from Physorg
Field study shows why food quality will suffer with rising carbon dioxide from Physorg
Groundbreaking optical device could enhance optical information processing, computers from Physorg
Tiny minerals may have shaped Earth's first plate boundaries from Sciencenews.org
Self-assembled superlattices create molecular machines with 'hinges' and 'gears' from Physorg
From Drip to Glide: How Plate Tectonics Started from Live Science
Can Deserts Stop Global Warming? No, But They Help, Study Says from MSNBC: Science
Columbia Scientists Identify Key Cells in Touch Sensation from Newswise - Scinews
Self-Assembled Silver Superlattices Create Molecular Machines with Hydrogen-Bond "Hinges" and Moving "Gears" from Newswise - Scinews
Scripps Research Institute Scientists Provide New Grasp of Soft Touch from Newswise - Scinews
Zombie cancer cells eat themselves to live from Science Daily
Helium ions may provide superior, better-targeted treatment in pediatric radiotherapy, study suggests from Science Daily
Prognosis of tumors positive for human papilloma virus in head and neck cancers varies according to site from Science Daily
Calcium supplementation does not increase coronary heart disease, new study suggests from Science Daily
Does a junk food diet make you lazy? Psychology study offers answer from Science Daily
The long and the short of telomeres: Loneliness impacts DNA repair, parrot study shows from Science Daily
New test developed to detect men at high risk of prostate cancer recurrence from Science Daily
Brachytherapy helps maintain erectile function in prostate cancer patients without compromising treatment outcomes from Science Daily
Nowhere to hide: Kids, once protected, now influenced by tobacco marketing from Science Daily
Higher social class linked to fewer bone fractures among non-white women from Science Daily
Uncommon genetic variations may contribute to ovarian cancer risk from Science Daily
Synthetic genetic clock keeps accurate time across a range of temperatures from Science Daily
New algorithm aids in both robot navigation and scene understanding from Science Daily
In mice, obese dads produce heavier daughters with epigenetically altered breast tissue from Science Daily
Key component of cellular protein transport system decoded from Science Daily
New study on the crime risk on London Underground from Science Daily
Romanians protest against Chevron fracking plans from Physorg
Samsung 'selfie' flap now in hands of lawyers: White House from Physorg
Cuba denounces 'subversive' US texting program from Physorg
Researchers net 'zombie bass' with electricity from Physorg
Standard Model Or Minimal SUSY ?
Measles risk for passengers on Abu Dhabi-Toronto flight from CBC: Health
Ancient Egyptian Mummy Found With Brain but No Heart from Live Science
Photos: 1,700-Year-Old Egyptian Mummy Revealed from Live Science
Breakthrough synthesis method to speed commercialization of graphene from Physorg
Boy, 5, figures out password security loophole on Xbox, cell phone from CBC: Technology & Science
Tetris turns 30 with super-sized version on Philadelphia sky scraper from CBC: Technology & Science
Blooming Desert Photos: Brittlebush Plants Thrive in the Dry Southwest from Live Science
Fast facts about some obstacles to heroin sobriety from AP Health
Peter Matthiessen in the World, 1927-2014 from National Geographic
Pfizer reports promising results for cancer drug from AP Health
A 3D printer could ink your next tattoo from Science Alert
No Necronomicon? Harvard Claims A Surprising Number Of Books Bound In Human Flesh
Arid Areas Absorb More Atmospheric Carbon Than Previously Known
Amino Acid Fingerprints Revealed In New Study
Friedreich's Ataxia -- An Effective Gene Therapy In An Animal Model
Guarded Optimism After Breast Cancer Drug Shows Promising Results from NY Times Science
The Working Life: New York’s Paid Sick Leave Law Quietly Takes Effect from NY Times Science
Australia's dingo proved to be a distinct species from Science Alert
Clouds Seen Circling The Drain Around Supermassive Black Holes

Archive of feed items published on the 6th of April 2014

Chinese medicine community split by language issue from CBC: Health

Startup aims to poach workers at tech bus stops from Physorg

Windows XP diehards to fend off hackers on their own from Physorg

VIDEO: 'Your ladybirds are in the post' from BBC News: Science & Nature

Sparks fly over US plan to shift Internet role from Physorg

Experts decode germs' DNA to fight food poisoning from AP Health

Huge 'El Gordo' Galaxy Cluster Packs Mass of 3 Quadrillion Suns (Photos) from Space.com

Experiments render H7N1 virus more contagious in ferrets from Science Blog

Indigenous societies’ ‘first contact’ typically brings collapse, but rebounds possible from Science Blog

Zombie cancer cells eat themselves to live from Science Blog

Bacterial Gut Biome May Guide Colon Cancer Progression from Science Blog

Loneliness impacts DNA repair from Science Blog

NASA's Mars Rover Curiosity Arrives at Next Science Destination (Photos) from Space.com

Heroin addicts face barriers to treatment from AP Health

Fast facts about some obstacles to heroin sobriety from AP Health

Q&A: Pets Are Becoming People, Legally Speaking from National Geographic

5 Foods Will Be Harder to Produce in a Warmer World from National Geographic

Our Year of Extremes: Did Climate Change Just Hit Home? from MSNBC: Science

Type 1 diabetics thriving and living longer from CBC: Health

Gay men divided over use of HIV prevention drug from AP Health

Vote Now! Best Space Stories of the Week – April 6, 2014 from Space.com

Amino acid fingerprints revealed in new study from Physorg

Arid areas absorb unexpected amounts of atmospheric carbon from Physorg

Field study shows why food quality will suffer with rising carbon dioxide from Physorg

Groundbreaking optical device could enhance optical information processing, computers from Physorg

Tiny minerals may have shaped Earth's first plate boundaries from Sciencenews.org

Self-assembled superlattices create molecular machines with 'hinges' and 'gears' from Physorg

From Drip to Glide: How Plate Tectonics Started from Live Science

Can Deserts Stop Global Warming? No, But They Help, Study Says from MSNBC: Science

Columbia Scientists Identify Key Cells in Touch Sensation from Newswise - Scinews

Self-Assembled Silver Superlattices Create Molecular Machines with Hydrogen-Bond "Hinges" and Moving "Gears" from Newswise - Scinews

Scripps Research Institute Scientists Provide New Grasp of Soft Touch from Newswise - Scinews

Zombie cancer cells eat themselves to live from Science Daily

Helium ions may provide superior, better-targeted treatment in pediatric radiotherapy, study suggests from Science Daily

Prognosis of tumors positive for human papilloma virus in head and neck cancers varies according to site from Science Daily

Calcium supplementation does not increase coronary heart disease, new study suggests from Science Daily

Does a junk food diet make you lazy? Psychology study offers answer from Science Daily

The long and the short of telomeres: Loneliness impacts DNA repair, parrot study shows from Science Daily

New test developed to detect men at high risk of prostate cancer recurrence from Science Daily

Brachytherapy helps maintain erectile function in prostate cancer patients without compromising treatment outcomes from Science Daily

Nowhere to hide: Kids, once protected, now influenced by tobacco marketing from Science Daily

Higher social class linked to fewer bone fractures among non-white women from Science Daily

Uncommon genetic variations may contribute to ovarian cancer risk from Science Daily

Synthetic genetic clock keeps accurate time across a range of temperatures from Science Daily

New algorithm aids in both robot navigation and scene understanding from Science Daily

In mice, obese dads produce heavier daughters with epigenetically altered breast tissue from Science Daily

Key component of cellular protein transport system decoded from Science Daily

New study on the crime risk on London Underground from Science Daily

Romanians protest against Chevron fracking plans from Physorg

Samsung 'selfie' flap now in hands of lawyers: White House from Physorg

Cuba denounces 'subversive' US texting program from Physorg

Researchers net 'zombie bass' with electricity from Physorg

Measles risk for passengers on Abu Dhabi-Toronto flight from CBC: Health

Ancient Egyptian Mummy Found With Brain but No Heart from Live Science

Photos: 1,700-Year-Old Egyptian Mummy Revealed from Live Science

Breakthrough synthesis method to speed commercialization of graphene from Physorg

Boy, 5, figures out password security loophole on Xbox, cell phone from CBC: Technology & Science

Tetris turns 30 with super-sized version on Philadelphia sky scraper from CBC: Technology & Science

Blooming Desert Photos: Brittlebush Plants Thrive in the Dry Southwest from Live Science

Fast facts about some obstacles to heroin sobriety from AP Health

Peter Matthiessen in the World, 1927-2014 from National Geographic

Pfizer reports promising results for cancer drug from AP Health

A 3D printer could ink your next tattoo from Science Alert

Guarded Optimism After Breast Cancer Drug Shows Promising Results from NY Times Science

The Working Life: New York’s Paid Sick Leave Law Quietly Takes Effect from NY Times Science

Australia's dingo proved to be a distinct species from Science Alert