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LifeHis master’s yawn
When humans open up for a jaw-stretcher, so do their best friends.
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Health & MedicineBad air for growing brains and minds
Preliminary evidence suggests that children’s regular exposure to heavy air pollution can be accompanied by brain inflammation and lowered scores on intelligence tests.
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Science & SocietyKids’ gestures foretell better vocabularies
Toddlers who gesture more at age 14 months possess larger vocabularies when entering school, new research finds.
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Planetary ScienceAward named for late Science News writer
Jonathan Eberhart's name lives on in a new planetary-sciences award.
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EarthWhen the Great Lakes were lower
New archaeological evidence shows signs of prehistoric hunting and other human activities on now-submerged portions of Lake Huron.
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PhysicsMolecule turns red at breaking point
Materials made with a color-changing molecule may offer a red signal when under stress.
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Of Swine and Men
Scientists study H1N1’s past to predict what the virus has in store.
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Health & MedicineLab-animal allergies in office workers
Animal allergens may escape the lab.
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EarthSun is setting on incandescent era
After more than a century, Edison's light bulbs stand poised to go extinct.
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Health & MedicineBOOK LIST | Guilty Robots, Happy Dogs: The Question of Alien Minds
The alien minds are of animals. The question: Can robots mimic them? Oxford Univ. Press, 2008, 252 p., $34.95. GUILTY ROBOTS, HAPPY DOGS: THE QUESTION OF ALIEN MINDS
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HumansThe boffo science budget won’t last
Enjoy the largesse that Uncle Sam is doling out for research, a budget analyst warns, because it may disappear very soon.
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MathChicks do arithmetic
Using the natural inclination of young chickens to cluster in large groups, researchers show that the birds are hatched with a numerical sense.
By Susan Milius