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In the November 2007 Issue:
• Special report on nuclear arsenals and replacing warheads
• Possible therapies for Lou Gehrig's disease
• Butterfly wings improve electronic displays
• Science saves disaster victims
• Not enough sunshine? Vitamin D fights cancer
• When universes collide
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October/November 2007
• Solving the IQ Puzzle
• In Search of the God Spot
• Therapy 2.0
• Smart Eating
• Feeding the Psyche
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The Rise of Nanotech
If you have heard about nanotechnology at all, you may be aware of its science-fiction-sounding hype. Proponents picture a future in which tiny bots would magically... more

Evolution
"Nothing in biology makes sense except in light of evolution." So declared geneticist Theodosius Dobzhansky in 1973. Today's scientists agree... more





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