Science World
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Articles in Dec 10, 2001, issue of Science World
- Excuse me …: … but acne, bad breath, and body odor are a normal part of life. Learn the science behind them, and get some help on how to cope - Teen health issue: hygiene microbes
- What a gas!: Michael Jordan does it. So does Britney Spears. Everyone passes gas—on average 14 times a day! While the phenomenon is often the butt of jokes, "farting" is as natural as taking a breath - called flatulence - Teen health issue: digestiv
- ScienceWorld®: body shop - bionic body parts - Brief Article
- Take charge of your health!: activity and resource guide - Teen Health Issue
- What do you know about STDS? - Teen health issue: infectious diseases microbes - Statistical Data Included
- Puke power - Life News - Brief Article
by Nancy Finton - Affiliation: join in: why we live in groups - Brief Article
by Bruce D. Perry - What a drag - Tip Sheet - effect of smoking on body
- Older than Aerosmith - Earth News - ancient bristlecone pine - Brief Article
- Mood swings: fact or myth? An inescapable rite of teen life is riding an emotional roller coaster—euphoric one minute, despondent the next. Science World talked to Dr. Bruce Waslick, a child psychiatrist at Columbia University in New York City, to ge
- Human mechanic - Hands-On Activity
- Magnet man? - Physical News - Brief Article
by James Thomas - Gross out? - You Can Do It - body piercing
- Musical cows - Short Takes - increasing milk production - Brief Article
- Denver clears the air - Short Takes - Brief Article