	21 June 2005 Vesicular stomatitis cases identified Scientists have confirmed cases of vesicular stomatitis in horses in New Mexico and
	21 June 2005 Scientists create digital bacteria to forge advances in biomedical research Scientists at the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory
	21 June 2005 Variant prion protein causes infection but no symptoms Abnormal prion proteins are little understood disease agents involved in
	21 June 2005 Launch of BioMed Central Veterinary Research BioMed Central (BMC) Veterinary Research, the new, Open Access, peer reviewed online journal,
	21 June 2005 Deactivated herpes virus delivers pain relief Neuropathic pain is a devastating nerve disorder for which medicine has no good cure
	21 June 2005 Australian dolphins learn to hunt with sponges stuck to their noses Bottlenose dolphins are known to be smart, but a study of tool use has emphasized
	21 June 2005 Heroin addiction gene identified and blocked Scientists have not only identified a critical gene involved in heroin addiction
	21 June 2005 Alternate cell-death program identified Although research over the past decade has shown that apoptosis is likely not
	21 June 2005 Italy has faced embryo referendum Italian scientists were hoping that a referendum on possible amendments to
	21 June 2005 Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease On 7 Jun 2005, Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD) was confirmed at a private residence
	21 June 2005 Dog, cat treats recalled after humans infected with Salmonella TW Enterprises of Ferndale, Washington today alerted consumers that it is
	21 June 2005 Toxins harm descendant fertility US researchers have reported firm evidence that damage to mammalian male fertility
	21 June 2005 Puppy love conquers community violence A group of leading veterinarians says there’s clear evidence emerging that
	21 June 2005 The impact of glucose-insulin-potassium infusion in acute myocardial infarction Favorable clinical outcomes have been observed with glucose-insulin-potassium infusion (GIK)
	21 June 2005 Alcohol consumption and risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma: a pooled analysis Previous epidemiological studies of the relation between alcohol consumption and
	21 June 2005 How to fix peer review Despite its importance as the ultimate gatekeeper of scientific publication and
	21 June 2005 Bird bones offer insights to dinosaur sexing A type of bone that female birds use as a calcium reserve for making eggshell has been found
	21 June 2005 Ovary transplant results in successful birth After receiving an ovarian transplant from her twin sister last April, Stephanie Yarber of
	21 June 2005 Cancer jigsaw includes tiny genetic molecules Scientists have uncovered a surprising role for non-coding genetic material in
	7 June 2005 Industrial animal agriculture - the next global health crisis? “Industrial animal agriculture – the next global health crisis?” is a call

	7 June 2005 Special report bird flu The H5N1 strain of influenza - often referred to as bird flu - was first known to
	7 June 2005 Strange new rodent discovered as Asian snack A weird species of rodent, totally new to science, has been discovered on sale in
	7 June 2005 The OIE's involvement in the field of food safety International standards on food safety are established by the Codex Alimentarius Commission,
	7 June 2005 Liver flukes in China The infection rate of food-borne parasitic diseases has climbed dramatically in
	7 June 2005 China reports 2 outbreaks of foot and mouth disease China has confirmed 2 outbreaks of foot and mouth disease in a rare acknowledgement that
	7 June 2005 Wellcome insists on open access As of October, all new grant recipients will be required to deposit papers with PubMed Central
	7 June 2005 Oogenesis in cultures derived from adult human ovaries Ten years ago, we reported that in adult human females the ovarian surface epithelium (OSE)
	7 June 2005 The most important thing in science is…… Evolution, as truth, insofar as we can comprehend it at the moment
	7 June 2005 Contagious equine metritis in horses A stallion, that was diagnosed as having Contagious Equine Metritis Organism (CEMO),
	7 June 2005 Journals are an extension of the marketing arm of pharmaceutical companies Journals have devolved into information laundering operations for the
	7 June 2005 Wild geese flu in China China has reported only one outbreak since March 2004 - in July, in Anhui province
	7 June 2005 Patient-specific cell lines hold hope for future therapies Stem cell lines can be grown into a wide range of human cell types to
	7 June 2005 Honking monkey discovered in Africa To the ears of Trevor Jones, the calls made by geese and dogs will never sound
	7 June 2005 An emptying quiver: antimicrobial drugs and resistance Since the dawn of the antibiotic era, resistance has shadowed the success of
	7 June 2005 Animals forage with near-perfect efficiency Animals have evolved a foraging behaviour that comes close what physicists calculate is
	7 June 2005 Ageing cells may lead to clogged arteries Some people suffer from heart disease even if they take precautionary measures
	7 June 2005 The OIE launches a new procedure for validation and certification of diagnostic tests The diagnostic methods for specific animal diseases are described in the OIE Manual
	7 June 2005 Self-help for in vivo imaging The gene for an iron-storage protein (green) is incorporated into an
	7 June 2005 UK prepares for animal protests A new initiative has been launched to help UK universities be more prepared for action


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