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  1. Earth

    Allergic to computing?

    The plastic cases of certain computer monitors emit a chemical—triphenyl phosphate—that can cause allergic reactions.

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  2. Earth

    Smoking out a source of painful menses

    Breathing in secondhand smoke may contribute to the development of menstrual cramps.

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  3. Health & Medicine

    Bacteria Provide a Frontline Defense

    Bacteria genetically engineered to secrete microbe-killing compounds can fight disease in mice and rats.

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  4. Some teens show signs of future depression

    Certain characteristics typify teens who suffer recurrences of depression as young adults, raising researchers' hopes for devising improved depression treatments.

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  5. Tech

    Software enhances view of aircraft flaws

    New software can run an ultrasonic machine that will map corrosion beneath the surface of an airplane more quickly, safely, and effectively than can existing devices.