Archive of feed items published on the 7th of November 2010

New propulsion method developed for metallic micro- and nano-objects from Science Daily
New player in innate immunity? Class of biomolecules triggered in response to respiratory virus infection from Science Daily
Genetic 'battle of the sexes' more important to evolution than thought, beetle study suggests from Science Daily
Simple blood test may diagnose deadly Niemann-Pick type C disease from Science Daily
Vulnerable brain region may be central to progression of Alzheimer's disease from Science Daily
Precisely targeted radiation controls sinus cancer with fewer side effects from Science Daily
Specialization builds trust among Web users from Science Daily
Heavy metals may influence moose health from Science Daily
Lasofoxifene reduces breast cancer risk in postmenopausal osteoporotic women from Science Daily
Screening test validated for depression in adolescents from Science Daily
Rigid Membranes And How Folded Structures Form
Microwave Synthesis And Ramen Noodles
The Week in Space from CBSNews - Science
Major clinical trial prompts call for change to treatment guidelines for severe malaria worldwide
APHA 2010: Health-care reform and people with disabilities
Most hysterectomies should be performed vaginally or laparoscopically
Sexual abuse risks psychosis from Science Alert
Funds for better forest reports from Science Alert
World’s oldest axe found from Science Alert
Opinion: Money mismanaged in mental health system from Science Alert
Delays even out grape harvests from Science Alert
Microsoft CEO sells 1.3 billion dollars in shares in company from Physorg
Researcher IDs Ice Age sloth bone in Colorado from Physorg
Death toll from cholera surpasses 500 in Haiti: official from Physorg
APHA 2010: Health-care reform and people with disabilities from Physorg
Most hysterectomies should be performed vaginally or laparoscopically from Physorg
China resolved to protect intellectual property: minister from Physorg
Study: Tuna black market worth billions of dollars from Physorg
Scientists meet to ensure supply of Asia's staple, rice from Physorg
The Socialite Network: UK's Queen joins Facebook from Physorg
Alarm glitch could have iPhone users scrambling from Physorg
Urine for sale? South African city wants to buy from Physorg
Major clinical trial prompts call for change to treatment guidelines for severe malaria worldwide from Physorg
Animation—from an ancient art form to high science. Cryptic images from Paleolithic cave drawings to Shrek, the movie. from Science Blog
Ant Oases Found on NYC Street Medians from Live Science
The Life of an Ant (Infographic) from Live Science
Dot Earth: Newts in November from NY Times Science
Breastfed Babies Lack Necessary Vitamin D Supplements from Live Science
Tasty and Lite: Chefs Say Possible, But Hard to Sell from Live Science
Hurricane forecasts can be made years in advance from Sciencenews.org
‘Another set of fingers’ from Harvard Science
Inhaled nanoparticles, from there to where? from Chemistry World
Video: The Gettysburg Battlefield from CBSNews - Science
Climate scientists plan campaign against global-warming skeptics from LA Times - Science
Cellular 'alchemy' transforms skin into blood from News @ Nature
Sterile moths wipe out cotton pest from News @ Nature
Mayans converted wetlands to farmland from News @ Nature
Modern Miracle: Skin Transformed into Blood from Live Science
Time for Your Skin Transfusion? from Science NOW
Scientists turn skin into blood (w/ Video) from Physorg
Studying the metabolome of smokers, researchers find early signs of damage from Physorg
Cell phones help save the lives of mothers, infants and children from Physorg
New insect birth control strategy zaps cotton pests from Physorg
New insect birth control strategy zaps cotton pests
Scientists turn skin into blood
Studying the metabolome of smokers, Lombardi researchers find early signs of damage
Scientists Turn Skin Into Blood from Newswise - Scinews
Is HDL Really So “Good”?
Blood created from human skin from CBC: Technology & Science
Blood created from human skin from CBC: Health
Video: Hi-Tech Safety for Young Drivers from CBSNews - Science
Web browser pioneer backs new way to surf Internet from Physorg
iPhone triggers videogame gold rush from Physorg
Climate change threatens grizzlies from UPI
Group seeks Calif. gray whale protection from UPI
New blood thinner easier to use from CBC: Health
Whales found dead on Irish beach from BBC News: Science & Nature
Clashes over German nuclear train from BBC News: Science & Nature
Irish whales 'may have been sick' from BBC News: Science & Nature
Dot Earth: Scientists Join Forces in a Hostile Climate from NY Times Science
Scientists turn human skin cells directly into blood cells from LA Times - Science
RockMelt: A Social Way to Browse the Web from CBSNews - Science
South Korea discovers rare earths deposit from Reuters:Science
Scientists turn skin cells directly into blood cells, bypassing middle pluripotent step from Science Daily
Basic understanding of cell division reshaped from Science Daily
Studying the metabolome of smokers, researchers find early signs of damage from Science Daily
Tai Chi relieves arthritis pain, improves reach, balance, well-being, study suggests from Science Daily
Understanding diabetes at the molecular level from Science Daily
How oscillators -- common electronic components -- get in sync or fall out of sync from Science Daily
Lackluster material stretched into a possible electronics revolution from Science Daily
Free as a bird? Human development affects bird flight patterns and populations from Science Daily
Study sheds light on cancer-causing gene regulation from Science Daily
Rice hulls a sustainable drainage option for greenhouse growers from Science Daily
'e-Learning' report shows online professional development aids teachers and students from Science Daily
Obesity and diabetes: Immune cells in fat tissue explain the link from Science Daily
Estrogen not associated with lung cancer incidence and mortality among postmenopausal women, study finds from Science Daily
Detecting depression in caretakers of mentally ill adults from Science Daily
Cell phones help save the lives of mothers, infants and children from Science Daily
Statins don't prove useful for general pediatric lupus population from Science Daily
New insect birth control strategy zaps cotton pests from Science Daily
Most hysterectomies should be performed vaginally or laparoscopically, experts say from Science Daily
Scleroderma dramatically under-diagnosed with commercial screening method, study suggests from Science Daily
Joint pain linked to breast cancer drug not inflammatory arthritis or autoimmune disease from Science Daily
Technology a blessing, a curse for remote island from AP Health
Haiti 'got very lucky' as Tomas skirted island from AP Health
Postseason Baseball Schedule from AP Health
Pompeii Suffers an Archeological Disaster from CBSNews - Science
Virus threatens rare parrot from UPI
Chefs Could Reduce Calories In Restaurant Meals But Is That What People Want?
The use of current genetic testing oversight to select the best test for each patient from Science Daily
Direct from Consumers: A Survey of 1,048 Customers of Three Personal Genetic Testing Companies about Motivations, Attitudes, and Responses to Testing from Science Daily

Archive of feed items published on the 7th of November 2010

New propulsion method developed for metallic micro- and nano-objects from Science Daily

New player in innate immunity? Class of biomolecules triggered in response to respiratory virus infection from Science Daily

Genetic 'battle of the sexes' more important to evolution than thought, beetle study suggests from Science Daily

Simple blood test may diagnose deadly Niemann-Pick type C disease from Science Daily

Vulnerable brain region may be central to progression of Alzheimer's disease from Science Daily

Precisely targeted radiation controls sinus cancer with fewer side effects from Science Daily

Specialization builds trust among Web users from Science Daily

Heavy metals may influence moose health from Science Daily

Lasofoxifene reduces breast cancer risk in postmenopausal osteoporotic women from Science Daily

Screening test validated for depression in adolescents from Science Daily

The Week in Space from CBSNews - Science

Sexual abuse risks psychosis from Science Alert

Funds for better forest reports from Science Alert

World’s oldest axe found from Science Alert

Opinion: Money mismanaged in mental health system from Science Alert

Delays even out grape harvests from Science Alert

Microsoft CEO sells 1.3 billion dollars in shares in company from Physorg

Researcher IDs Ice Age sloth bone in Colorado from Physorg

Death toll from cholera surpasses 500 in Haiti: official from Physorg

APHA 2010: Health-care reform and people with disabilities from Physorg

Most hysterectomies should be performed vaginally or laparoscopically from Physorg

China resolved to protect intellectual property: minister from Physorg

Study: Tuna black market worth billions of dollars from Physorg

Scientists meet to ensure supply of Asia's staple, rice from Physorg

The Socialite Network: UK's Queen joins Facebook from Physorg

Alarm glitch could have iPhone users scrambling from Physorg

Urine for sale? South African city wants to buy from Physorg

Major clinical trial prompts call for change to treatment guidelines for severe malaria worldwide from Physorg

Animation—from an ancient art form to high science. Cryptic images from Paleolithic cave drawings to Shrek, the movie. from Science Blog

Ant Oases Found on NYC Street Medians from Live Science

The Life of an Ant (Infographic) from Live Science

Dot Earth: Newts in November from NY Times Science

Breastfed Babies Lack Necessary Vitamin D Supplements from Live Science

Tasty and Lite: Chefs Say Possible, But Hard to Sell from Live Science

Hurricane forecasts can be made years in advance from Sciencenews.org

‘Another set of fingers’ from Harvard Science

Inhaled nanoparticles, from there to where? from Chemistry World

Video: The Gettysburg Battlefield from CBSNews - Science

Climate scientists plan campaign against global-warming skeptics from LA Times - Science

Cellular 'alchemy' transforms skin into blood from News @ Nature

Sterile moths wipe out cotton pest from News @ Nature

Mayans converted wetlands to farmland from News @ Nature

Modern Miracle: Skin Transformed into Blood from Live Science

Time for Your Skin Transfusion? from Science NOW

Scientists turn skin into blood (w/ Video) from Physorg

Studying the metabolome of smokers, researchers find early signs of damage from Physorg

Cell phones help save the lives of mothers, infants and children from Physorg

New insect birth control strategy zaps cotton pests from Physorg

Scientists Turn Skin Into Blood from Newswise - Scinews

Blood created from human skin from CBC: Technology & Science

Blood created from human skin from CBC: Health

Video: Hi-Tech Safety for Young Drivers from CBSNews - Science

Web browser pioneer backs new way to surf Internet from Physorg

iPhone triggers videogame gold rush from Physorg

Climate change threatens grizzlies from UPI

Group seeks Calif. gray whale protection from UPI

New blood thinner easier to use from CBC: Health

Whales found dead on Irish beach from BBC News: Science & Nature

Clashes over German nuclear train from BBC News: Science & Nature

Irish whales 'may have been sick' from BBC News: Science & Nature

Dot Earth: Scientists Join Forces in a Hostile Climate from NY Times Science

Scientists turn human skin cells directly into blood cells from LA Times - Science

RockMelt: A Social Way to Browse the Web from CBSNews - Science

South Korea discovers rare earths deposit from Reuters:Science

Scientists turn skin cells directly into blood cells, bypassing middle pluripotent step from Science Daily

Basic understanding of cell division reshaped from Science Daily

Studying the metabolome of smokers, researchers find early signs of damage from Science Daily

Tai Chi relieves arthritis pain, improves reach, balance, well-being, study suggests from Science Daily

Understanding diabetes at the molecular level from Science Daily

How oscillators -- common electronic components -- get in sync or fall out of sync from Science Daily

Lackluster material stretched into a possible electronics revolution from Science Daily

Free as a bird? Human development affects bird flight patterns and populations from Science Daily

Study sheds light on cancer-causing gene regulation from Science Daily

Rice hulls a sustainable drainage option for greenhouse growers from Science Daily

'e-Learning' report shows online professional development aids teachers and students from Science Daily

Obesity and diabetes: Immune cells in fat tissue explain the link from Science Daily

Estrogen not associated with lung cancer incidence and mortality among postmenopausal women, study finds from Science Daily

Detecting depression in caretakers of mentally ill adults from Science Daily

Cell phones help save the lives of mothers, infants and children from Science Daily