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Bottlenose Dolphin Die-Off Connected to Measles-Like Virus; Scientists Can Do Little to Help
Scientists have defined what is wrong in a major die-off of dolphins, but little can be done to help because there is not an effective way to distribute a vaccine.
University of Washington Researcher Operates Colleague's Brain From Across Campus
CU Study Relies on Twins and their Parents to Understand Height-IQ Connection
Sea Otters Cause Chain Reaction Vital to Seagrass Recovery in California Estuary
NASA Will Launch Unmanned Spacecraft Next Week to Collect Samples to Explain the Moon's Mysterious Glow
Mercury Found More Prevalent in Deep-Ocean Predatory Fish
Cocaine's Effect on Mice May Explain Drug-Seeking Behavior
Study Provides Strongest Clues to Date for Causes of Schizophrenia
By Staff ReporterGiant Magellan Telescope to be Completed by 2020 Will Have a Resolution 10x NASA's Hubble
By Russell WesterholmTeen Driver Music Preferences Increase Errors and Distractibility: Study
By Staff ReporterGlobal Warming and Greening Effect in North American Arctic Changes Marine Food Chain and Vegetation
By Russell WesterholmA Wolf's Howl is Not a Psychological Cry, but a Social Call
By Russell WesterholmUtah Scientists Debunk Belief of ‘Right-brain’ And ‘Left-brain’ Personality Traits
By Staff ReporterFukushima Power Plant Leakage Raises Concerns About Contaminated Seafood
By Russell WesterholmThe 'Whole' Problem With Recycling
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