	25 April 2006 Confronting zoonoses, linking human and veterinary medicine Many of the emerging infectious diseases, including those caused by bioterrorist agents
	25 April 2006 BSE found in Alabama Tests results for a cow on an Alabama farm were positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy
	25 April 2006 U.S. Federal government creates web site on pandemic influenza PandemicFlu.gov is the government's new Web site for providing information about pandemic
	25 April 2006 Mayo Clinic expands understanding of p53 in fighting cancer Mayo Clinic researchers have discovered clues about new molecular partnerships involving a
	25 April 2006 9,000-year-old drilled teeth are work of stone age dentists Researchers excavating a Stone Age graveyard found a total of 11 teeth that had been drilled
	25 April 2006 Fossil hunters may have discovered the fish that made humans possible Found in the Canadian Arctic, the new fossil boasts leglike fins, scientists say
	25 April 2006 Umbilical cord blood: The future of stem cell research? Researchers at the University of Minnesota recently announced that they were able to
	25 April 2006 British system could offer more accurate reporting of animal suffering Britain could soon overhaul its regulations on how research that uses animals is reported
	25 April 2006 Scientists grow bladder replacement in lab A team of scientists has grown human bladder sacs in the laboratory and successfully transplanted
	25 April 2006 Too much targeting of T cells may lead to disastrous results The drug-trial disaster that put six British patients in intensive care does not seem to have
	25 April 2006 A swan found dead in Fife, Scotland, died of the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu Experts at an earlier press briefing in London said that other wild birds are almost certain to
	25 April 2006 Nano-patterns guide stem cell development Stem cells can be prompted to develop into bone, instead of muscle or cartilage tissue, if they
	25 April 2006 Possible brain hormone may unlock mystery of hibernation The discovery of a possible hibernation hormone in the brain may unlock the mystery behind the
	25 April 2006 Researchers trace molecular evolution Researchers report finding for the first time a step-by-step process explaining the evolutionary
	25 April 2006 Study shows hops helps broiler growth University of Arkansas poultry scientists say a touch of hops, an herb used in beer, might
	25 April 2006 Biochemists discover bacteria's Achilles' heel Researchers at the University of California, San Diego have determined what factors turn on protein
	25 April 2006 Scientists learn more about how viruses reproduce, spread Biochemists at Wake Forest University School of Medicine have made a surprising discovery about the
	25 April 2006 Nature's strongest glue could be used as a medical adhesive A bacterium that lives in rivers, streams and human aqueducts uses nature's strongest glue to
	25 April 2006 Bone and cartilage growth to blame for heart valve disease Research to be published in the April 18 issue of the Journal of the American College of
	25 April 2006 Brittlestar provides new model for stem cell research Scientists at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Kristineberg Marine Research Station are
	25 April 2006 Mutation in blood stem cells provides clues to cancer development A mutation in blood stem cells occurs in patients with a blood disorder called polycythemia vera
	25 April 2006 Researchers identify potential targets for new pain therapies Studying mice, pain researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have
	25 April 2006 Scientists fashion semiconductors into flexible membranes Led by materials science and engineering graduate student Michelle Roberts, the team reports in
	25 April 2006 Shift in feeding behavior of mosquitoes sheds light on West Nile virus outbreaks Since its introduction to the United States in 1999, West Nile virus has become the major vector-borne
	25 April 2006 Researchers observe a new mechanism by which receptors enter hippocampal neurons Scientists have observed a new mechanism of insertion for receptors in hippocampal neurons they
	25 April 2006 New guidelines for handling bodies after disasters A new field manual for first responders offers step-by-step guidance on how to recover and identify
	25 April 2006 Brain compensates for aging by becoming less “specialized” One of two separate areas of the brain light up when younger people look at a house or
	25 April 2006 Capturing big animals is big business in S. Africa The helicopter hovers a few meters above the thorn trees like a mechanical bird of prey. In the
	25 April 2006 Restoring wetlands key to curbing bird flu: report Restoring wetlands and clearing poultry farms from migratory flyways could help curb the
	11 April 2006 A new information service for feline clinicians and scientists Starting March 2006, a new site for feline clinicians and scientists will appear on the
	11 April 2006 New evidence questions the simple link between prion proteins and vCJD While newly published research confirms that under laboratory circumstances prion-protein
	11 April 2006 Centers of Diseases Control and Prevention on the offensive to stamp out rodent virus Last May, the national public health agency concluded that four organ transplant recipients in

	11 April 2006 Hormone treatment could help people to overcome phobias Does the prospect of public speaking make you panic? Do you run for the hills at the mere mention
	11 April 2006 Stem cells found in adult mouse testes Researchers in Germany have identified a potential source of reprogrammable cells in
	11 April 2006 Bird flu vaccine trial gives disappointing results Yet another trial of an H5N1 bird flu vaccine in humans has ended in disappointment, with only
	11 April 2006 Inflammation may cause deadly blood clots People who are suffering from a severe infection are more likely to develop dangerous blood
	11 April 2006 New strategies help depressed patients become symptom-free Results of the nation's largest depression study show that one in three depressed patients who
	11 April 2006 Prevention, detection and control of animal diseases, including zoonoses: Veterinary Services, the core of the global system Today, more than at any time in the past, outbreaks of certain animal diseases, especially
	11 April 2006 Calcium and dairy unlikely to aid in weight loss A new study does not support the theory that a boost in calcium intake or dairy consumption is
	11 April 2006 "Missing link" science manuscript up for sale A manuscript charting the birth of modern science, lost for more than 200 years, goes on sale on
	11 April 2006 Cell engineering may stop mad cow disease Researchers at Texas A&M University say cell engineering might be a way to prevent bovine
	11 April 2006 Cheaper and simpler keyhole surgery Endoscopic surgery brings many advantages for patients but is very difficult for the surgeon
	11 April 2006 Common practices at petting zoos put visitors at risk While petting zoos pose a risk for gastrointestinal illness, most visitors aren't aware that
	11 April 2006 DNA gene vaccine protects against harmful protein of Alzheimer's disease Dr. Roger Rosenberg director of the Alzheimer’s Disease Center, led a research team including
	11 April 2006 Neurosurgeons using innovative stent to open clogged brain arteries, prevent strokes Neurosurgeons at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia are the first in the
	11 April 2006 New lipid molecule holds promise for gene therapy Scientists at the University of California, Santa Barbara have created a new molecule that
	11 April 2006 PDT kills drug-resistant bacteria, fungus in lab tests Photodynamic therapy may be an effective treatment for fungal infections and certain
	11 April 2006 Study demonstrates that lung cancer susceptibility runs in families Studying thousands of people, researchers at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center have
	11 April 2006 Research suggests therapy against serious side effects of smallpox vaccine Smallpox is considered a potential terrorist weapon, but millions of people in the
	11 April 2006 Warming trend may contribute to malaria's rise Because the life cycle of the mosquito that transmits malaria and the microorganism that causes
	11 April 2006 Reverse juvenile diabetes in animal model Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of University of Pittsburgh Medical Center researchers
	11 April 2006 Accurate identification of third heart sound Physicians with more experience are better able to detect a third heart sound that is an indicator of
	11 April 2006 AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and bird flu spread unchecked in Burma Government policies in Burma that restrict public health and humanitarian aid have created an
	11 April 2006 Growth hormone is made in the brain, report scientists Scientists have found that growth hormone, a substance that is used for body growth, is produced
	11 April 2006 Salmonella caught red-handed: Research provides clues to antibiotic development Pathogens are becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics, causing problems for
	11 April 2006 Techniques for knee repair A breakthrough self-assembly technique for growing replacement cartilage offers the first
	11 April 2006 Bird flu hides deep in the lungs This week, two research groups are independently reporting results that help explain why the
	11 April 2006 Homing in on tumors Researchers have eliminated metastatic cancer in mice by combining the two best candidates yet
	11 April 2006 Anthrax acts in surprising ways In order for the anthrax toxin to enter a cell, its receptor-binding subunit must
	11 April 2006 Clinical trials are up, but how useful are the data? The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) announced in 2004 that data from
	11 April 2006 Fourteen states want US bio-agro lab Public and private institutions in at least 14 states have applied to the US Department of
	11 April 2006 Getting omega-3s from pigs Researchers have cloned transgenic pigs that produce high levels of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty
	11 April 2006 Hesitations over Hungary’s H5N1 vaccine Scientists say it is unlikely that the developed world will soon benefit from Hungary’s recent


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