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Articles in May 10, 2008, issue of Science News
- Science past: 50 years ago: from Science News letter, May 10, 1958
- Blood test for MS
by Amy Maxmen - Sports and the brain
by Fontaine Winner - Down with carbon: scientists work to put the greenhouse gas in its place
by Sid Perkins - The
- A quicker path to Alzheimer's
by Amy Maxmen - Microbe maze
by McClellan G. Blair - Twin fates: sharing the womb with a brother may influence a girl's development
by Deborah Blum - Science future
- Black hole once glowed brightly: fluorescing clouds provide clues to its former glory
by Ron Cowen - Change without change: new clothes for the modern media climate, but no departure from traditional purpose for Science News
by Tom Siegfried - SN online
- Battle over WIMPs goes another round: claimed dark matter find remains controversial
by Ron Cowen - Back to which basics?
by Michael Lefebvre - Science stats: science jobs grow faster than others
- Searching for superEarths: mass and radius may help identify places like home
by Ron Cowen - Rest in peace nanobacteria, you were not alive after all: mystery particles made of minerals and proteins may still cause disease
by Tina Hesman Saey - Science education and the future of humankind
by Leon Lederman - Shifting priorities at the wheel: multitasking while driving may exceed brain's capacity
by Bruce Bower - Spiders boost mercury levels: birds eating arachnids get high dose of toxic metal
by Rachel Ehrenberg - China was an ancient-ape paradise: excavations uncover oldest known ancestral gibbon remains
by Bruce Bower - Hobbit wars: small islanders show no signs of growth disorder
by Bruce Bower - Pollution may confuse pollinators: smog dilutes scents needed to guide floral foragers
by Janet Raloff - Beetles portend crisis in Canada: outbreak counters forest's ability to capture carbon
by Susan Milius - Elephant kin liked the water: isotopes in tooth fossils add new clues to debate
by Sid Perkins - A Portrait of the Brain
by Tina Hesman Saey - Triggering autoimmune assaults: mouth bacteria unleash inflammation-inducing protein
by Janet Raloff - Welcome to the new Science News
by Tom Siegfried - Study decodes papaya genome: tropical fruit tree's DNA has surprisingly few genes
by Rachel Ehrenberg - Titan Unveiled
- Old drug offers new tricks for fighting cancer: DFMO shows promise at extremely low doses
by Nathan Seppa - Scientific observations
by Douglas Hofstadter - Danger from pig brains
by Amy Maxmen - A Grain of Sand: Nature's Secret Wonder
- Melt pond falls through ice in Greenland: watching flow sharpens picture of moving glaciers
by Sid Perkins
