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  • Night Of The Crusher / Science News

    Science News — The waking nightmare of sleep paralysis propels people into a spirit worldMore…

  • PLoS MEDICINE

    Science News — Children with older fathers score lower on cognitive tests than those with younger fathers, regardless of mothers' ages, a new study finds Father knows best, but his kids might fall a bit short if he conceives them after age 50. Children of older ...More…

  • Public Tantrums Defeat Monkey Moms Too / Science News

    Science News — Bystanders make rhesus macaque mom's capitulation more likely Baby screams. Onlookers glower. Mom gives in - even when she's a monkey. Rhesus macaque mothers are about twice as likely to let a howling infant have its way during very public ...More…

  • Ouch! Way Worse Than Plagiarism / Science News

    Science News — In two investigative news stories, Adam Marcus describes the case against anesthesiologist Scott S. Reuben. This prominent Massachusetts pain researcher is accused of faking data that served as the basis for a minimum of 21 published medical ...More…

  • Otters And Oil: Problems Remain / Science News

    Science News — Twenty years later, otter populations throughout most of the Sound, especially its western reaches, have largely bounced back, notes James Bodkin, a wildlife scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey in Anchorage. But in areas immediately ...More…

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    Science News — Whales are majestic long-lived captains of the sea. Killer whales, or orcas, are my family's favorite species, which is why we trekked to the Gulf of Alaska and Vancouver, B.C., last summer to view them up close. And they were magnificent trips. ...More…

  • Counterintuitive Nutrition Findings / Science News

    Science News — The federal government performs periodic National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys to keep tabs on the wellbeing and eating habits of a representative cross section of the U.S. population. Debra R. Keast of Food & Nutrition Database ...More…

  • To Limit Sweet Indulgences, Chew, Chew, Chew / Science News

    Science News — Or so concludes a new study, reported yesterday morning at the Experimental Biology meeting, in New Orleans. It was (surprise, surprise) funded by the Wrigley Science Institute, a four-year-old research arm of the famed Chicago-based chewing gum ...More…

  • News From Experimental Biology / Science News

    Science News — Senior editor Janet Raloff blogs from the 2009 meeting gathering dozens of societies together in New Orleans Some female athletes may pay a price for using oral contraception: lower strength gains from resistance exercise. These muscle-building ...More…

  • Swarm Savvy / Science News

    Science News — How bees, ants and other animals avoid dumb collective decisions This is a phone conversation, so if Tom Seeley rolls his eyes, that's his business. He's a distinguished behavioral biologist, full professor at Cornell University, member of the ...More…

  • Island Press, 2009, 307 p., $24.95.

    Science News — Hightower eventually traces the symptoms to diets rich in big fish such as tuna and swordfish, the types that accumulate high concentrations of methylmercury. Her cure: Forgo eating fish for up to a year. Now Hightower takes readers along on her ...More…

  • Barron's Educational Series, 2009, 960 p., $35.

    Science News — Countless inventions, large and small, have played defining roles in human history. But when editor Jack Challoner began to compile a list of these innovations, he wondered if 1,001 might be too many. He quickly realized the number was far too small.More…


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