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A newly discovered drug that prevents radiation from hastening egg cell death in mice might also prevent some human cancer patients from suffering sterility and premature menopause. (p. 228)Published: October 7, 2000; Vol.158 #15Found in: Biomedicine
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A new computer model based on particle interactions suggests ways to prevent a panicked crowd from stampeding. (p. 215)Published: September 30, 2000; Vol.158 #14Found in: Computers
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Magnetic fields such as those found within a few feet of outdoor electric-power lines could make cells that are vulnerable to cancer behave like tumors. (p. 196)Published: September 23, 2000; Vol.158 #13Found in: Biomedicine
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No longer just a diagnostic tool, ultrasound tackles surgery. (p. 12)Published: January 6, 2001; Vol.159 #1Found in: Technology
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