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Baby-Making: What the New Reproductive Treatments Mean for Families and Society by Bart Fauser and Paul Devroey
Two fertility doctors describe modern technologies and the future of assisted reproduction. Oxford Univ., 2011, 292 p., $29.95
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The Hot and Cold of Priming
Psychologists are divided on whether unnoticed cues can influence behavior.
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Traces of Inaugural Life
Geologists, biologists join forces to tell new stories about the first cells on Earth.
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- Psychology
When good moods go decisively bad
Positive feelings may lead seniors to weigh fewer options and make poorer choices in some situations.
By Bruce Bower - Humans
Crime numbers may mislead
Criminologists argue that city safety rankings should consider underreporting and other sources of error in compiling statistics.
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- Earth
Study keeps pace with Greenland glaciers
Herky-jerky motion of the island’s ice suggests that melting ice is unlikely to contribute to dramatic sea level rise this century, but the news isn’t all good.
By Devin Powell - Astronomy
A star is torn
A black hole’s stellar feast is witnessed by telescopes on Earth and in orbit.
By Nadia Drake - Astronomy
Ancient scribes may have banked on blinking binary
For the Egyptians, luck may have been written in the Demon Star.
By Nadia Drake