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• On thinning ice: are the world's glaciers in mortal danger?
  by Sid Perkins
• Drug combination unexpectedly flops - HIV Therapies
• No known clone - Letters
  by Elizabeth M. Specht
• Diabetes risk reflects when cereals enter infant diet - Timing That First Spoonful
  by B. Harder
• Scientists retract ecstasy drug finding - Biomedicine
• A Traveler's Guide to Mars: the Mysterious Landscapes of the Red Planet
• Coated inserts keep vessels unclogged - Coronary Fix
  by N. Seppa
• Resistant staph spreads in communities - Drug Resistance
• A plodder ponders - Letters
  by Tom Herbert
• DNA data point to late New World entry - Y Trail of the First Americans
  by B. Bower
• Broken arms way up - Biomedicine
• The Face in the Mirror: the Search for the Origins of Consciousness
• Hot crystal: lightbulbs and a radiation law may never be the same
  by Peter Weiss
• One bug's bane may be another's break - Microbial Ecology
• Explore math with Theoni Pappas
• Tortoises chronicle eruption in their genes - Volcanic Legacy
  by S. Perkins
• Ancient tunnel keeps biblical date - Archaeology
• A Devil's Chaplain: Reflections on Hope, Lies, Science, and Love
• Strong evidence of lakes on Titan - News Splash
  by R. Cowen
• Toronto travelers wash their hands of disease - Hygiene
• Wrap rip - Letters
  by Lee Dane
• Lewis and Clark diaries provide directional clue - North vs. Northwest
  by K. Ramsayer
• Amid bleak outlook, antibiotic shines - Drug Development
• Overdramatic words - Letters
  by Ken MacLeod
• Bean plants punish microbial partners - Botany
• ACHOO!: the Most Interesting Book You'll Ever Read About Germs
• Size of range in wild may predict risk in zoo - Carnivores in Captivity
  by S. Milius
• Some trilobites grew their own eyeshades - Paleobiology
• Biology Made Simple