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Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Healthy Offspring Born From Lab-Grown Sperm
Scientists have fertilized mouse eggs with sperm created from embryonic stem cells in the lab, a new study reports.
Historical Tours Get New High-Tech Guide
Monuments often lack good historical explanations or offer information that is out of date. A new project would send presentations to cell phones.
What a Trip: Psychedelic Drug Study Recalls the '60s
Many of the volunteers rated their reaction to the drug as one of the most meaningful or spiritually significant experiences of their lives.
Wanted: Really Old Families for Aging Study
Longevity tends to run in some families and a new government-funded study aims to unlock the secrets of why this is.
Global Warming Could Sour Wine Industry
Heat could kill some of the premium growing regions, a new study predicts.
One Quest for Immortality Not Quite Science, Experts Say
Results of a competition designed to debunk a widely publicized strategy for defeating aging have set off a whole new round of controversy.
Image of the Day: Leatherback Sea Turtle Lays Her Eggs
Photograph collage of a nesting leatherback sea turtle.
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