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A forensic study of human death through the life of insects: A Cleveland entomologist is studying insects collected... http://bit.ly/74BkIj about 5 hours ago from twitterfeed
Kenyans draw weapons over shrinking resources: Experts fear the conflicts involving cattle, water and land may be j... http://bit.ly/8GNBHv about 21 hours ago from twitterfeed
Swine flu linked to serious respiratory disease: Such infections are usually linked to flu, but this year's rate is... http://bit.ly/4oDWBB 4:24 PM Nov 25th from twitterfeed
New HIV infections in decline: There were about 17% fewer new infections worldwide in 2008 compared with 2001, but ... http://bit.ly/5bluK1 6:44 PM Nov 24th from twitterfeed
Sunken Alaskan sternwheeler is an underwater time capsule: The A.J. Goddard carried miners in the Klondike Gold Rus... http://bit.ly/5MJjTH 6:34 PM Nov 23rd from twitterfeed
Vioxx risks could have been identified years earlier: Studies showed substantial cardiovascular dangers linked to t... http://bit.ly/7qM8Yv 6:01 PM Nov 23rd from twitterfeed
Is binge eating a psychiatric disorder?: As the American Psychiatrics Assn. considers including it in its diagnotic... http://bit.ly/5fH6J9 12:22 AM Nov 23rd from twitterfeed
Monogamy definitely isn't natural — but natural isn't necessarily good, evolutionary biologist writes http://bit.ly/4NEzSw 7:25 PM Nov 22nd from HootSuite
Atlantic hurricane season appears over -- to some: Some meteorologists say it's unlikely another storm will build b... http://bit.ly/6872sG 5:17 PM Nov 21st from twitterfeed
Ancient galloping crocs, dinosaur-eating crocs, crocs with pancake-flat heads http://bit.ly/5UsP8x via @LATimesScience 4:35 PM Nov 21st from HootSuite
Saturday's front page: What could it hurt to get screened for cancer? A lot, actually http://bit.ly/8NzZcG 8:55 PM Nov 20th from HootSuite
Swine flu guildelines: When to take a sick child to the ER http://bit.ly/8XLLHG 8:20 PM Nov 20th from HootSuite
Ancient crocodiles filled different, often scary, niches: Paleontologists unveil fossils of five African species kn... http://bit.ly/4ymP1L 7:26 PM Nov 20th from twitterfeed
Catalina bison going on birth control: The Catalina Island Conservancy has been rounding up the herd so females can... http://bit.ly/6JfTd0 5:52 PM Nov 20th from twitterfeed
Scientists zero in on the reason for mammoths' demise http://bit.ly/1ol1zs via @LATimesScience 11:55 PM Nov 19th from HootSuite
Here's who should really worry about cervical cancer, doctors say http://bit.ly/3U79cx RT @LATimesHealth 10:29 PM Nov 19th from HootSuite
First mammograms, now Pap smears: Doctors group advises less frequent cervical tests http://bit.ly/3yFbPo (Fri. A1) 9:55 PM Nov 19th from HootSuite
Scientists zero in on reason for mammoths' demise: The sediment beneath an Indiana lake is providing clues. One thin... http://bit.ly/GgouA 8:03 PM Nov 19th from twitterfeed
Senate committee approves food safety bill: The measure would expand the FDA's watchdog powers, but the panel doesn... http://bit.ly/3Nu7nD 9:58 PM Nov 18th from twitterfeed
Egyptian mummies show signs of heart disease: A study finds evidence of hardened arteries in 9 out of 16 ancient mu... http://bit.ly/2L465p 5:59 PM Nov 17th from twitterfeed

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