Medicine
By Thomas H. Maugh II
The research lasted a decade and involved more than 100,000 women. >>
April 22, 2007
BOOK REVIEW
By Alan Zarembo
Where does evil come from? Look in the mirror, the author says. >>
April 21, 2007
AIDS
By Thomas H. Maugh II
German researchers have found a peptide in human blood that blocks HIV and have identified a synthetic variant that is 100 times more potent, they reported Friday in the journal Cell. >>
Medicine
By Thomas H. Maugh II
An infection that appears to reduce live births in pregnant lab mice has been found in a large share of human cases. >>
April 19, 2007
Cancer
By Thomas H. Maugh II
A second year of lower mortality suggests a link to stopping replacement therapy for menopause, some researchers say. >>
April 18, 2007
By Janet Wilson
The fuel would create more ground-level ozone than gasoline if used heavily, a study finds. Critics disagree on the overall risk. >>
By Maggie Farley
Some members object, saying the U.N. panel is overreaching its expertise and authority; others argue that global warming threatens peace. >>
BIRD FLU
By Jia-Rui Chong
The shot, the nation's first, is only modestly effective but could slow a possible pandemic. >>
April 17, 2007
global warming
By Karen Kaplan and Thomas H. Maugh II
Panel of retired military leaders says food shortages, new Arctic shipping routes and disasters could affect U.S. interests. >>
April 14, 2007
space
By John Johnson Jr.
NASA says a bad computer command eventually led to a loss of power. >>
Medicine
By Thomas H. Maugh II
The hypertension medication prazosin appears to reduce nightmares and improve rest in those with post-traumatic stress disorder. >>
April 12, 2007
By Nicole Gaouette
President vows a veto, but restrictions are likely to be short-lived in light of backing by most potential successors. >>
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