	19 July 2005 Your invitation to the 2005 International Porcine Reproductive and Respiration Syndrome (PRRS) Symposium We invite you to attend the 2005 International PRRS Symposium December 2-3,
	19 July 2005 International Committee of the World Organization for Animal Health adopt science based animal welfare guidelines Animal welfare, avian influenza, and bovine spongiform encephalopathy were key
	19 July 2005 New gene scanning technology marks a major advance in disease research One of two gene mutation scanning techniques devised by Professor Day and his team
	19 July 2005 Targeting neural stem cell treatments University of California Irvine School of Medicine researchers have discovered
	19 July 2005 West Nile virus detection in urine West Nile virus (WNV) is a mosquitoborne flavivirus in the Japanese encephalitis
	19 July 2005 The non-migratory blackbird has a large brain and has been seen to forage for food with a stick It takes brains to make it through the winter, at least if you're a bird
	19 July 2005 Artists and scientists conspire at conference "We must do this more often" was the constant refrain at a gathering of scientists
	19 July 2005 Is evidence-based medicine relevant to the developing world? Although there is still some resistance to the evidence-based medicine movement
	19 July 2005 Trials of the heart Adult human stem cells may offer the opportunity to use one of biomedical science's most
	19 July 2005 Newborn dolphins go a month without sleep
	19 July 2005 A wingman for T cell receptors? In a finding that could help explain how T cell receptors (TCRs) can identify foreign
	19 July 2005 Spanish science is in need of drastic and urgent reform Spanish science is in need of drastic and urgent reform if it is to keep pace with
	19 July 2005 Tasmanian devil's bite is the kiss of death The facial tumour disease that has wiped out nearly one-third of Tasmanian devils
	19 July 2005 Chronic wasting disease emerges in Saskatchewan A new case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) has emerged in an area previously
	19 July 2005 Scientists ID novel gene driving growth and survival of melanoma cells A team of researchers led by scientists at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have
	19 July 2005 Size doesn't matter In a story reminiscent of David and Goliath, new research from Rockefeller University
	19 July 2005 Rat olfaction molded early The odors that newborn rats are exposed to appear to govern the development of synapses
	19 July 2005 DNA from feathers tells tale of eagle fidelity A trail of feathers led a team of Purdue University scientists to confirm that
	19 July 2005 Dietary supplementation of docosahexaenoic acid and arachidonic acid in baboon neonate central nervous system Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and arachidonic acid (ARA) are major components of the
	5 July 2005 Chronic wasting disease found in New York wildlife Chronic wasting disease (CWD), a transmissible encephalopathy, has been identified

	5 July 2005 Comparative pathology organizations collaborate to generate veterinary pathologists To address the growing deficit of veterinary pathologists in industry, academia,
	5 July 2005 Pet rodents linked to multidrug-resistant salmonellosis outbreak Handling pet rodents is a potential health risk, according to a report published in
	5 July 2005 Jumping genes in the brain Genetic elements that jump around the genome can influence brain circuitry
	5 July 2005 Bacterial IQ, extroverts and introverts Analysis of complete microbial genomes showed that intracellular parasites and
	5 July 2005 Anticancer properties of propofol-docosahexaenoate and propofol-eicosapentaenoate on breast cancer cells Epidemiological evidence strongly links fish oil, which is rich in docosahexaenoic acid
	5 July 2005 Wildlife trade and global disease emergence The global trade in wildlife provides disease transmission mechanisms that not only
	5 July 2005 SARS vaccine development Developing effective and safe vaccines is urgently needed to prevent infection by
	5 July 2005 Hummingbirds’ aerodynamics are midway between insects and other birds An analysis shows air vortices at the tip of a hummingbird's wings as it flies
	5 July 2005 Poultry workers can catch the H5N1 virus from chickens. Indonesia has become the fourth country in southeast Asia to report someone infected with
	5 July 2005 Can a jab keep brain trouble away? A vaccine developed to fight brain disorders such as Parkinson's disease has
	5 July 2005 Obesity accelerates the ageing process even more than smoking Tim Spector of St Thomas’ Hospital in London, UK, measured the length of the ends of
	5 July 2005 Orang-utans killed for illegal trade Around 1000 orang-utans are being killed each year so that their babies can be traded
	5 July 2005 Expert Surveillance Panel on Equine Influenza Vaccines, 2005 These recommendations were made following a meeting, which was held on 1 April 2005,
	5 July 2005 Primate-specific microRNAs found Israeli scientists have identified what may be the first microRNAs specific to
	5 July 2005 Scientific knowledge as a public good Life scientists are accustomed to thinking about quantifying the products of
	5 July 2005 International Whaling Commission The International Whaling Commission has rejected Japan’s call to resume regulated
	5 July 2005 Immature human eggs could be a source of stem cells. Researchers have managed to make the beginnings of a cloned human embryo using immature
	5 July 2005 West African food crisis looming According to recent estimates*, the Sahel region as a whole registered a grain surplus
	5 July 2005 Age-related human small intestine methylation: evidence for stem cell niches The small intestine is constructed of many crypts and villi, and mouse studies suggest


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