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September 2007
Scientific American Magazine
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Cover; September 2007; by Staff Editor; 1 Page(s)
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From the Editor; September 2007; by John Rennie; 1 Page(s)
All You Can't Eat
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Letters; September 2007; by Staff Editor; 3 Page(s)
Martian Molecules; Cancer; Quantum Theory
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Updates; September 2007; by Philip Yam; 1 Page(s)
Cyberwarfare; Surviving Supervolcanoes; Better Biofuel; House Cat Origin
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Suffering a Slow Recovery; September 2007; by Emily Harrison; 2 Page(s)
Failed rebuilding after Katrina sets off a mental health crisis in the Gulf
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Speaking in Tones; September 2007; by Charles Q. Choi; 2 Page(s)
Ni hao or bonjour: do genes drive preference for language type?
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Muons for Peace; September 2007; by Mark Wolverton; 3 Page(s)
New way to spot hidden nukes gets ready to debut
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Healing Broken Nerves; September 2007; by Anna Griffith; 3 Page(s)
Combination therapy as the best approach for damaged spinal cords
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Déjà Vu Disks; September 2007; by Sourish Basu; 2 Page(s)
For Blu-ray and HD DVD, encryption and court orders prove futile--again
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Dangling a COROT; September 2007; by Alexander Hellemans; 1 Page(s)
Space telescope aims to find more planets orbiting other stars
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News Scan Briefs; September 2007; by Jonathan Scheff, Charles Q. Choi, JR Minkel, Lisa Stein, Nikhil Swaminathan; 2 Page(s)
Green Burning Man; Life Not as We Know It; Ulcers from the Deep; Superconducting Airplanes?; Stem Cell Veto--Again; Opening the Door to HIV; Prions against Alzheimer's; Developmental Disorder in Mice Reversed
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Skeptic: Rational Atheism; September 2007; by Michael Shermer; 2 Page(s)
An open letter on faith to Messrs. Dawkins, Dennett, Harris and Hitchens
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Insights: What Visions in the Dark of Light; September 2007; by Marguerite Holloway; 3 Page(s)
Lene Vestergaard Hau can bring light to a stop, extinguish it and revive it--thereby bringing quantum information a new look
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A Question of Sustenance; September 2007; by Gary Stix; 4 Page(s)
Globalization ushered in a world in which more than a billion are overfed. Yet 800 million or so still suffer from hunger's persistent scourge
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Eating Made Simple; September 2007; by Marion Nestle; 10 Page(s)
How do you cope with a mountain of conflicting diet advice? Also: Paul Raeburn reviews the best scientific guidance on weight loss
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Can Fat Be Fit?; September 2007; by Paul Raeburn; 2 Page(s)
Popular books have questioned the ill effects of being overweight. They are probably wrong
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What Fuels Fat; September 2007; by Jeffrey S. Flier & Eleftheria Maratos-Flier; 10 Page(s)
Understanding obesity as a breakdown in the body's weight regulation could yield new ways to fight fat
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This Is Your Brain on Food; September 2007; by Kristin Leutwyler Ozelli; 2 Page(s)
Neuroimaging reveals what chocoholics have in common with drug addicts. Interview with Nora D. Volkow
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The World Is Fat; September 2007; by Barry M. Popkin; 8 Page(s)
How can the poorest countries fight obesity?
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Still Hungry; September 2007; by Per Pinstrup-Andersen and Fuzhi Cheng; 8 Page(s)
One eighth of the world does not have enough to eat
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Sowing a Gene Revolution; September 2007; by Terri Raney and Prabhu Pingali; 8 Page(s)
A new green revolution based on genetically modified crops could help reduce poverty and hunger, but only if formidable institutional challenges are met
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Reviews; September 2007; by Michelle Press; 2 Page(s)
Cyclic universe; The language conundrum; Nuclear terror
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Ask the Experts; September 2007; by Mark Pagel, John R. Smith; 1 Page(s)
Why did humans lose their body hair? How can opera singers be heard over orchestras?
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Fact or Fiction?; September 2007; by Ciara Curtin; 1 Page(s)
Do living people outnumber the dead?
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