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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Key Human Traits Tied to Shellfish Remains
      An international team of scientists have found evidence that suggests that Homo sapiens developed a taste for shellfish much earlier than previously thought.

    +Neanderthals May Have Had Gene for Speech
      The archaic human species possessed a critical gene known to underlie speech, according to DNA evidence.

    +Scientists Discover Details of Coral Reproduction
      How do corals monitor the moon?s phases and know when to start mingling? Scientists report they?ve found the answer.

    +New Malaria Vaccine Is Shown to Work in Infants Under 1 Year Old, a Study Finds
      The world?s most promising malaria vaccine has been shown to work in infants less than a year old, the most vulnerable group.

    +Despite Concerns, NASA Will Launch Shuttle as Scheduled
      NASA had briefly considered delaying next Tuesday?s mission after an independent group of engineers raised concerns about microscopic cracks in three heat shield panels that protect the shuttle?s wings.

    +Industry Money Fans Debate on Fish
      The government and a private group are at odds on tuna?s safety.

    +A Green Resort Is Planned to Preserve Ruins and Coastal Waters
      A carbon-neutral green-development zone in Libya may serve as a model for environmentally friendly design.

    +A Conversation With Cindy Lee Van Dover: Deep in the Sea, Imagining the Cradle of Life on Earth
      Cindy Lee Van Dover is a pioneer: a submarine pilot and the first woman to direct the Duke University Marine Laboratory.

    +Observatory: Arthritis Fails to Slow Invading Toads in Australian Fields
      The cane toad is growing so big and hopping so rapidly into new territory that they are developing severe arthritis.

    +Vital Signs: Childbirth: Position of Woman?s Body Could Ease Delivery
      Women who go onto their hands and knees while in labor may be able to reduce the pain of childbirth, researchers say.

    +In the Trenches: In a Competitive Middle School, Triage for Aches and Anxieties
      As schools expand to include students with physiological and psychological challenges, the school nurse has become more than just someone to detect a fever from a fake.

    +Well: The Family Meal Is What Counts, TV On or Off
      Is television at the dinner table better than no dinner table at all?

    +Front Row : Deforest Your Mailbox
      A new online service developed by three nonprofit environmental groups is facilitating attempts to unsubscribe to unwanted mail catalogs.

    +Recycling the Whole House
      Alice Keller is reusing the materials from an old house on her property to build a new one.

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