Archive of articles published on the 20th of January 2011
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How much sex is enough?
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Creating simplicity: How music fools the ear
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Couples sometimes communicate no better than strangers
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Scientists grow human liver tissue to be used for transplantation
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Vitamin E may increase the life expectancy of restricted groups of men
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WSU researchers apply fatigue model to fatal commuter air crash
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New math theories reveal the nature of numbers
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Coronary imaging enhances ability to identify plaques likely to cause future heart disease
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New device may revolutionize computer memory
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Breastfeeding -- added protection for cancer survivors?
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Warning about 'benevolent sexism' and men's apparently positive attitudes towards women
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Thwarting attacks on cell phone mesh networks
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How computer games could help us all make better decisions in life
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If you become unemployed you will earn less in your next job
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Awake despite anesthesia
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Study examines risk factors of a mass shooting
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Fat associated with chemical changes in DNA that may help explain obesity-related disease
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NIST puts a new twist on the electron beam
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Stretching the truth: JILA biophysicists help unravel DNA stretching mystery
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Real-world graphene devices may have a bumpy ride
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NIST advances single photon management for quantum computers
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Eggs show arctic mercury cycling may be linked to ice cover
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New wave: JILA develops efficient source of terahertz radiation
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Study yields better turbine spacing for large wind farms
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Identifying factors in atrazine's reduced weed control
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Illegal use of human growth hormone common among young male weightlifters
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With chemical modification, stable RNA nanoparticles go 3-D
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Are positive emotions good for your health in old age?
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Causes of death shifting in patients diagnosed with COPD
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U of Alberta researcher working towards pharmacological targets for cholera
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Intrafamilial medically assisted reproduction
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Study maps process used by T cells to discriminate pathogens from the body's own cells
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Scripps Research scientists find measles' natural nemesis
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Latest American Chemical Society podcast: Biodegradable foam from milk protein and clay
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Louisiana Tech University professor visits India as part of US delegation on energy issues
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Insect eyes inspire improved solar cells
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War, plague no match for deforestation in driving CO2 buildup
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Brain's clock influenced by senses
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Unfolding amyloid secrets
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Global view of blood cell development reveals new and complex circuitry
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For robust robots, let them be babies first
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Gene test shows which bladder cancer patients may have cancer spread
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Simple, ingenious way to create lab-on-a-chip devices could become a model for teaching and research
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UC Davis study shows plants moved downhill, not up, in warming world
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Contagious cancer thrives in dogs by adopting host's genes
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University of Tokyo, Rutgers physicists unveil unexpected properties in superconducting material
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Dino-era sex riddle solved by new fossil find
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Viral protein mimic keeps immune system quiet
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Long-distance migration may help reduce infectious disease risks for many animal species
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Controlling symptoms can lead to improved quality of life for end-of-life patients
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Red blood cell hormone modulates the immune system
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Newly discovered group of algae live in both fresh water and ocean
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Strong social ties benefit breast cancer patients
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Speaking the same language means better health care quality, Wayne State University study finds
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Go figure: Math model may help researchers with stem cell, cancer therapies
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NASA prepares to launch next Earth-observing satellite mission
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State of the Union 2011: Will President Obama commit to R&D, for jobs and economic growth?
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How the hat fits: Structural biology study reveals shape of epigenetic enzyme complex
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Gulf grows between research practice and participant preferences in genetic studies
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Swift survey finds 'missing' active galaxies
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Mammograms: Detecting more than breast cancer, may help assess heart risk in kidney disease patients
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Gene mutation play a major role in 1 cause of kidney disease