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		LifeOld cancer drugs offer new tricks
Drugs that reboot genetic programming make tumor cells more susceptible to cancer-killing therapy.
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		Health & MedicineJolt to brain aids language recovery
Stroke patients treated with brain stimulation show improvement in language skills.
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		HumansFrom the ashes, the oldest controlled fire
A South Africa cave yields the oldest secure evidence for a blaze controlled by human ancestors.
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		AstronomyNew data support Einstein on accelerating universe
New measurements of distant galaxies support Einstein’s cosmological constant as the explanation for the universe’s accelerating expansion.
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		Health & MedicineBrain scan foretells who will fold under pressure
Tests on high-stakes math problems reveal key regions of brain activity linked to choking under pressure.
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		ChemistryFor truffle aroma, it’s not all about location
Genes, not environment, play a key role in the prized fungus’s scent.
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		LifePesticide-dosed bees lose future royalty, way home
Unusual field tests reveal how common insecticides, even at nonfatal doses, can erode colonies and threaten the future of bumblebees and honeybees.
By Susan Milius - 			
			
		ChemistryLife’s building blocks grow close to home
Chemical reactions in the early solar system create complex organic molecules.
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		Health & MedicineMapping the brain’s superhighways
New scans created using diffusion MRI technique reveal an order to information flow in the mind.
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		PhysicsCloaks for hiding heat
A proposed invisibility cloak for heat could shield computers or satellites from high temperatures.
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		Health & MedicinePsoriasis drugs show promise
Two new drugs attack psoriasis by inhibiting interleukin-17, a focal player in the troublesome skin disease.
By Nathan Seppa