Archive of articles published on the 16th of November 2010
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Young children sensitive to others' behaviors and intentions
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New low-cost method to deliver vaccine shows promise
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Highlighting gender promotes stereotyped views in preschoolers
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Making the passage of time invisible (and the illusion of a Star Trek transporter)
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Highlighting gender promotes stereotyped views in preschoolers
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Social costs of achievement vary by race/ethnicity, school features
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Nighttime sleep found beneficial to infants' skills
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Benefits of preschool vary by family income
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Radiation fears should not deter women from mammography screening
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US scientists significantly more likely to publish fake research
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Passive smokers at increased risk of hearing loss
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Heavy smoking during pregnancy linked to kids becoming repeat offenders as adults
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Health professionals need to take action on water and sanitation issues
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Increased age of sexual consent in Canada may not protect teens at greatest risk: UBC study
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Study takes first steps to improve the quality of health care for chronically ill children
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Artificial black holes made with metamaterials
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Teen vulnerability: Drug exposure during adolescence has long-lasting consequences
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Researchers find tie between fat outside of the arteries and cardiovascular disease
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'Chaogates' hold promise for the semiconductor industry
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Getting bubbles out of fuel pumps
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APS releases report on renewable energy and the electricity grid
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Important brain area organized by color and orientation
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Newly discovered drumlin field provides answers about glaciation and climate
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First in man SESAME stent trial demonstrates 100 percent acute success rate
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Using plants against soils contaminated with arsenic
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New characteristics of premature aging protein discovered at Stevens
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29,000 Ontario students report problem gambling -- drug use and suicide a concern
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Protein with cardioprotective capabilities during heart attack discovered
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Aortic aneurysm treatable with asthma drugs
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Disadvantaged youth more likely to be high-school dropouts, young parents and poor adults
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Not following doctor's orders: Prescription abandonment
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US falls behind other nations in reducing traffic fatalities and injuries
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Scientists learn more about how kidneys fail and how new drugs may intervene
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Dressing indicates infections
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Structure of a protein related to heart and nervous system health revealed
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Treating heart attack with fat-derived stem cells may be safe in humans
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Animal studies suggest new paths to treating depression
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Brain-machine interfaces offer improved options for prosthetics and treatments after injury
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Research shows behavior greatly impacts recovery from brain injury, addiction and other conditions
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Sticky snack for elephant-shrews
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Back off, Rudolph: Protecting this year's Christmas tree crop
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Smoke from fireworks is harmful to health
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Most value-added impact from teachers fades within 1 year
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Treatment that includes surgery results in better blood flow to heart
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Combo high-tech CT scans just as good as older imaging to detect coronary artery disease
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Engineers test effects of fire on steel structures
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NSU researcher makes breakthrough discovery to curb heart failure
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Heart surgeries can trigger strokes, seizures and other neurological complications
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International discussions on FRAX smooth the way for implementation in clinical practice
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Organ network uses Carnegie Mellon algorithm to match live kidney donors with recipients
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Imaging tool may aid nanoelectronics by screening tiny tubes
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Community education may shorten treatment time for heart attack patients
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Gene linked to ADHD allows memory task to be interrupted by brain regions tied to daydreaming
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Minimally invasive procedure safe alternative for treating congenital heart defect
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Depression linked to HIV risk among South African young people, study shows
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Study rewrites the evolutionary history of C4 grasses
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Listening for ocean spills and their ecological effects
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New dry powder antibiotic targets tuberculosis, reduces treatment time
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New dry powder antibiotic targets tuberculosis, reduces treatment time
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Budding research links climate change and earlier flowering plants
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NERSC supercomputing center breaks the petaflops barrier
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Nanotechnology: A dead end for plant cells?
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Researchers link cerebral malaria to epilepsy, behavior disorders
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Program for young students increases interest in college attendance and medical careers
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Research links damaged organs to change in biochemical wave patterns
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Infant estrogen levels tracked through diaper research
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Astronomers discover merging star systems that might explode
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Detroit's urban farms could provide a majority of produce for local residents
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Enzyme action could be target for diabetes, heart disease treatments
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Never-smokers fare far better than smokers after radiation therapy for head and neck cancer
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Statin RX may be overprescribed in healthy people without evidence of diseased arteries
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Princeton scientist recasts problems, offering new tools for old quandaries
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Eyeblink conditioning may help in assessing children with fetal alcohol exposure
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Bioengineers provide adult stem cells with simultaneous chemical, electrical and mechanical cues
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Rensselaer team shows how to analyze raw government data
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Combination therapy improves survival time for patients with advanced liver cancer
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Energy drink use may lead to alcohol dependence
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Communication engages complex brain circuitry and processes
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Tips from the journals of the American Society for Microbiology
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Your view of personal goals can affect your relationships
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Hearing colors, seeing sounds: New research explores sensory overlap in the brain
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Effective diagnosis, treatment of ear infections in children examined in study
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Antibiotic treatment for ear infections in kids provides only modest benefits, study finds
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Common strain of bacteria found in patients with cystic fibrosis in Canada
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Wake up, Mom -- study shows gender differences in sleep interruptions
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Minneapolis disaster spawning new concepts in bridge research, testing and safety
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You are not what you eat
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Phone-in doctoring fails to improve patient outcomes
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MRI scans show structural brain changes in people at risk for Alzheimer's disease
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New ways to detect and treat Alzheimer's disease
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Length of pregnancy influenced by placenta structure
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Cancer drug target is promising lead for new TB treatments