All content Archive | June 2006

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June 30th
- No Quick Fix for the Ozone Hole
- Women Underestimate Their Web Savvy
- Why Taking Medicine Works, Even if the Medicine Doesn't
- Portable Device Reads Any Text Aloud
June 29th
- One Drink Can Make You Blind Drunk
- Study: Money Does Not Buy Much Happiness
- Bursting Ice Dam Flooded the Ancient Ocean
- Global Warming Alters Departure Times for Migrating Birds
- When Ants Go Marching, They Count Their Steps
- Cell Phones Make Drivers as Bad as Drunks
- Fancy Flashlight to Help Find Oral Cancer
June 28th
- The Secret to Living Past 80: Make it to 65
- Faster Tsunami Warnings Possible
- Eagle Chicks Allegedly Kill Sibling on Web Cam
- Heartburn's Link to Spicy Food Questioned
- Fighting Traffic: A Century of Bloodshed
- Humans Gave Big Cats Ulcers
June 27th
- Smoking and Obesity Curb Sex
- Scorpion Venom Tested as Brain Cancer Treatment
- Ancients Traveled 1,800 Miles for Pretty Axes
- 16 Organic Apples and a Gallon of Gas
June 26th
- Surprising Beauty Discovered on Pacific Seafloor
- We've Got to Save the Chickens! Really!
- Weather Makes Earth Wobble
- New Radar is Undetectable, Inventor Claims
- Smart Pill to Report from Inside the Body
- Why Giraffes Don't Get Dizzy
- Brain Chip Made With Rat Neurons
June 25th
- Speed Limit Proposed to Save Whales
June 24th
- Darwin's Reputed Tortoise Dies At 176
June 23rd
- Future Cell Phones Might Literally Reach Out and Touch
- Study: Global Warming Fueled 2005 Hurricanes
- Americans Lose Touch, Report Fewer Close Friends
- Exotic Animals Found in Tanzanian Mountains
June 22nd
- Cell Phones Increase Risk of Death By Lightning, Doctors Claim
- Pee Power: Researcher Says Urine Deserves Separate Treatment
- Ancient Shells May Be Oldest Jewelry
- Musician's Ashes Buried in Clarinet
- New Device Zaps Migraines
- Success Stories: Species on the Rebound
- Oldest Known Spider Web Discovered in Amber
June 21st
- 10 Species Success Stories
- How Fish Hire a Cleaning Service
- Nerves Stretched to New Limits
- Stem Cells Help Repair Rats' Paralysis
- The Sweatiest Cities in America
- The Bizarre Sex Life of an Orchid
June 20th
- Genetic Mutations Help Date Old Books
- Man Finds Wife's Ring at Garbage Dump
- Elephants Recover in African Park
- Substitute Tissue Could One Day Fix Damaged Hearts
- Liposuction, The Gift That Sucks
- Beyond Biology: Making Factories and Computers with DNA
June 19th
- Urban Irrigation Has Increased Phoenix Area's Rainfall
- Cold, Hard Fact: Fish Antifreeze Produced in Pancreas
- Even Monkeys Can Be Meteorologists
- It Has Come to This: Computer Orders Restaurant Workers Around
- Natural Body Guards: How Your Killer Cells Get Motivated
- Synthetic Blood Vessels Not Such a Stretch
June 18th
- New Device Disables Digital Cameras
- Recovered Gabbros Could Hold Inner Earth's Secrets
- Growing Ethical Concerns Over 'Manimal' Hybrids
June 16th
- Longest Known Sperm Create Paradox of Nature
- New Material Collects Water From Thin Air
- Molecule-sized Switch Could Control DNA Machines
June 15th
- Global Warming Could Release Permafrost Carbon
- Early Birds Were Just Ducky
- Word Play: Explore Your Inner Etymologist
- Media Omit Basic Facts in Medical Reports
- Moderate Eating Linked to Health Benefits
June 14th
- Battle in the Brain: How We Make Tough Choices
- Scientists Create Butterfly Hybrid
- Rare Borneo Rhino Photographed for First Time
- Women's Brains React Surprisingly Fast to Erotic Images
- New In-Car Device Warns Speeding Drivers
June 13th
- Risk of Lung Disease Etched in Some Smokers' Faces
- Alzheimer's Vaccine Shows Promise
- Study Reveals Who Hears Best
- Newborn Screening: Birth Right or Something to Fight?
- Guys, Put a Cork In It: Tomorrow's Contraceptives
June 12th
- Sexy Songs Induce Larger Canary Eggs
- World Cup Science: Tricky Shots and Blind Referees
- Why Goalies Hate the New World Cup Soccer Ball
- How Flies Walk on Ceilings
June 10th
- Alberto, Season's First Tropical Storm, Causes Little Damage
June 9th
- Maybe Tonight Honey, I Have a Migraine
- New 'Skyscraper' Sways Like Grass in the Wind
- Yogurt Culture Evolves
- How Life Began: New Research Suggests Simple Approach
June 8th
- Bizarre Survival Tactic: Gazelles Shrink Heart to Beat Heat
- Animal DNA Changing with Climate, Study Finds
- New Material is Sensitive Like Human Skin
- New Human Bone Made of Seaweed and Crustaceans
- The Physics of Glass Just Got Blurry
June 7th
- 666-Legged Creature Rediscovered
- Odd Rock Structures Could be Earliest Signs of Life
- Earthquake Aftershocks Not What They Seemed
- Dwarf Dinosaur Discovered
- Hunters and Fishermen Want Action on Global Warming
- Early Life Survived 'Snowball Earth'
June 6th
- New Satellite Provides 'Breathtaking' Views Inside Storms
- How to Stop Smoking: Simply Don't Plan On It
- Fat Genes: Flawed Logic in New Research Fad
June 5th
- Report Warns of Threat to World's Deserts
- Old Sperm Pack Genetic Mutations
- X-rays Target Brain Tumors, Spare Healthy Tissue
- Straight from the Horse's Mouth: Project Aims to Interpret a Whinny
- Impact of Beaver Dams Wider Than Thought
- Bacteria & Fungi Ride Dust Across Oceans
- Inside Look: How Viruses Invade Us
June 4th
- Men Who Can't Play, Drink
June 3rd
- The Truth About Toilet Seats
- Moderate Exercise Reverses Couch-Potato Effects
June 2nd
- Study Debunks Myth that Sex Hastens Labor
- Mona Lisa's Voice Simulated
- Electric Fish on Verge of Evolutionary Split
June 1st
- Lost Dimension Yields Accidental Discovery
- Earth As Art
- Siesta Science: Why Lunch Makes Us Sleepy
- Why Locusts Swarm: New Study Finds 'Tipping Point'
- Scientists Examine 100 Trillion Microbes in Human Feces
- How Moles Follow Their Noses
- Hurricane Predictions: Can You Trust Them?