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Science in the News Learn what is new in the world of science and explore the sites to keep current. science • news • blue moon • fish • kids
Science News Article Science News: A study by Jacobus Biesmeijer and William Kunin (Leeds University), showing declines in pollinators and insect-pollinated plants in Britain and Netherlands. honey bee crisis • science news article • science • agriculture • vegetable gardens
Science News: Real Audio Style Have fun learning about whats new in the world of science by visiting sites that use Real Audio. science • news • kids • teens • school
The Honey Bee Crisis In 2005, there was a honey bee crisis in the United States. The honey bee crisis (40-60% of honey bees in U.S. dead or weakened) negatively impacts wide range of crops. honey bee crisis • crops • vegetable gardens • agriculture • pollination
The Best Science Magazines for Busy People Scientific knowledge advances rapidly and changes lives. These publications will keep you up-to-date, without soaking up too much time. science news • new scientist • american scientist • scientific american • popular science
No contest Really... no contest. A contest had been promised this week, but due to lack of time, Mr. Editor had to just go with the news. electronic arts • ea • 3do • michael crichton • timeline studios
The Honey Bee Crisis of 2007 The honey bee crisis in the United States has been escalating for several years, rising to "unprecedented" levels of honey bee losses between Oct 2006 and Feb 2007. honey bee crisis • bee • agriculture • insect pollination • science news
Understanding Symptoms of Osteoporosis & Risks A medical article lists osteoporosis risks including bone fracture from calcium deficiency. A science magazine warns that an epidemic of vitamin D deficiency exists. osteoporosis • symptoms of osteoporosis • vitamin d • calcium • foods with vitamin d
Online Evolution Resources for Children There are several introductory-level science websites suitable for children and young people wishing to pursue an interest in evolutionary biology. evolution – national history museum website • science news for kids website • understanding evolution website • cool science for curious kids – howard hughes medi • evolutionary biology for children and young people
Using Film in Education Film can provide far more than just entertainment. These days it can be a deeply engaging way to learn everything from character education to science. movie schooling • teaching with movies • film in education • film education • movie education
Vegetable Nutrition Nutrition Fact: Vegetable Nutrition studies show a diet rich in fruits and vegetables may prevent diseases and help you lose weight. A new study says it can make you rich vegetable nutrition • nutrition fact • vegetable nutrient • vegetable diet • fruit and vegetable diet
Why Diets Don't Work Thinking about dieting? Think again. A UCLA study shows that dieting is a major predictor for future weight gain. why diets don't work • how to distinguish between a fad diet and a health • diet • fad diet • weight loss
Ants, squirrels, aliens, plastic Little-known facts about ants that destroy bridges, squirrels that wrestle rattlers, aliens that destroy other species, and plastic that pollutes. ants • pruning leaves • destruction • squirrels • rattlesnakes
The Science of Ice Cream I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! homeschool • ice cream lesson plans • homeschool summer lessons • ice cream education • science of ice cream
My Face to the Wind, and other Books about Teachers During Teacher Appreciation Week, teachers and parents may be looking for some great books about teachers to share with their students. Here are a few to consider. thematic units • themes • lesson plans • educational resources • math
What's New in Breast Health? This article is an update on what's been happening in the past five years of interest to women who have been diagnosed with breast - and other - cancer. Includes information on criticisms of mammograms for women under 50; the importance of lifestyle choices like exercise, antioxidants, not wearing bras, breastfeeding, increasing consumption of green tea, iodine-rich kelp seaweeds, and nourishing herbal infusions. Susun discusses new studies showing frequent antibiotic use is connected to a doubling of breast cancer risk - and what about deodorant and cosmetics? Read on for the latest information on what's new in breast health. women • breast • cancer • wise • woman
What's New in Breast Health? This article is an update on what's been happening in the past five years of interest to women who have been diagnosed with breast - and other - cancer. Includes information on criticisms of mammograms for women under 50; the importance of lifestyle choices like exercise, antioxidants, not wearing bras, breastfeeding, increasing consumption of green tea, iodine-rich kelp seaweeds, and nourishing herbal infusions. Susun discusses new studies showing frequent antibiotic use is connected to a doubling of breast cancer risk - and what about deodorant and cosmetics? Read on for the latest information on what's new in breast health. women • breast • cancer • wise • woman
What's New In Breast Health? An update on what's been happening in the past five years that's of interest to women dancing with breast cancer. breast • cancer • weed • susun • herb
Wildlife News Wildlife in the news lately include rhinos, tigers, bog turtles, sea otters and hummingbirds. environment • wildlife • endangered species
Of mice and diets Current medical research for weight control. weight • diet • diets • dieting • eating
Optimum Nutrition - Cooked or Raw? Which is better: cooked food or raw? Taking nothing for granted or gospel, I set out to find out for myself the answer to this important question. raw • cooking • digestion • susun • susan
Diet and Hormone Disrupters in Girls
Girl's hormonal development may be effected by diet. hormones • diet • phthalate • women's health • health
Environmental Factor Infertility pollutive, occupational and dietary contributors to infertility pollution and infertility • ocupational hazards • smoking • pesticides • car emissions
Jazz and the Brain Jazz improvisation and its effect on the brain are explored in a new study that shows a change in the prefrontal cortex. jazz and the brain • jazz and brain research • jazz improvisation and the brain • jazz versus memorized melodies • jazz improvisation and a different brain reality
More -- much more -- from Direct Search A look at a few of the recent additions to a must-visit site, Direct Search. direct search • journalism • research • news • news sites
New Children's HIV Toolkit A toolkit has been designed to help children living with HIV understand their disease and treatment. The toolkit involves children in the management of their HIV and ART. hiv children • literacy toolkit • art • child hiv education • hildren's art literacy toolkit for communities
The Mathematics of the Beatles In October of 2008, a math professor at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia revealed an astonishing discovery: He had used math to understand the music of the Beatles! mathematics and music • a hard day's night • beatles chords • the beatles • george harrison
Using correct and helpful vocabulary in multimedia Vocabulary usage in multimedia bits • bytes • graphics • images • number words
ADHD Drugs May Increase Kids' Risk of Dying A new study links the use of Ritalin and other stimulant drugs to an increased risk of sudden death from cardiac problems in children. adhd • ritalin death • adhd drugs • adhd medications • adhd research
Albinism in Culture: Nonfiction Albinism has such deep roots in the psyche that nonfiction writers often confuse the scientific with the superficial when writing about it. albinism in culture • books about albinism • joseph conrad • congo diary • diane ackerman
Best US Science and Nature Writing The Best American Science and Nature Writing offers readers a glimpse into the nature of violence, the creation of our galaxy, the perfect hard-boiled egg... and more! science writing • book reviews • tim folger • richard preston • best american
Cochlear Implants There are several options when it comes to trying to restore lost hearing. For patients with profound hearing loss, cochlear implants are growing in popularity. cochlear implant • hearing loss • profound hearing loss • hearing aids • cochlea
Coffee Antioxidants Worry no more, java drinkers, you're covered when it comes to antioxidants! antioxidants • java • coffee • katherine austinson • beans
Cowbirds – Nest Parasites The cowbird doesn't need to build a nest or raise young-these parasitic birds, known as brood parasites, let other species do the work of raising young cowbirds. cowbird • cowbirds • molothrus • nest parasite • brood parasite
CSIRO Double Helix Science Club Australia's CSIRO produces a great range of fun science resources for students of all ages including magazines and a weekly email with science projects and information. double helix science club • csiro • science resources for students • science projects • scientriffic
Does Plant Intelligence Exist? All life is interconnected through a primal and sacred language. Some believe man, who used to be able to communicate with plants, has lost touch with this language plant intelligence • does plant intelligence exist • the sacred life of plants • how plants communicate • plants demonstrate self-recognition
Don't Be Fooled Be informed. Know what you're putting into your body and its effects before you take it. Ignorance can be DEADLY. supplement • ephedra • ma-huang • death • herbs
Exercise for Mind and Body: Can It Prevent Alzheimer's Disease? Discussion of a study at Case Western Reserve University which indicated that staying active physically and mentally could possibly have an effect on whether a person develops Alzheimer's disease. alzheimer's • dementia • alzheimer • caregivers • seniors
Global Warming, Endangered Species, Global warming, endangered species and caterpillar deaths are in the news. global warming • endangered species • bt • monarch butterfly • climate change
Health Benefits of Green Tea Whether from loose leaves or from tea bags, green tea has been gaining popularity due to its antioxidant properties that are beneficial to one's health. green tea • tea ceremony • tea polyphenols • antioxidant properties • epigallocatechin gallate
How Posture and Muscle Tension Affect Mood The body systems and mind operate in integrated patterns. Changing one pattern such as relaxing the muscles or changing posture affects the mind and other body systems. mood • stress • yoga • posture changes mood • principle of body integration
India's Environmental Challenges The state of India's environment is in upset at the hands of uncontrolled human activities, and these ecological ailments are affecting social growth potential. india • environment • challenges • ecological • affecting
Join in the Fun Learn how you and your class can join in an expedition or participate in experiments with leading scientists. astrobiology • star trails society • jason project
Living fossils Have you ever heard the phrase "living fossil"? Do you know what it means? science • web sites • living fossil • fossil • ancient
Mattanza Bluefin tuna are caught each year in Sicily in the 'Mattanza'. Tuna biology, fishing and problems for sharks and dolphins are mentioned. thunnus thynnus • tuna • bluefin • mattanza • sicily
Maximum Weight Limit No Ideal Body Weight Range; no conversions from pounds to kilograms, and from meters to inches. Just one number to remember from now on. maximum weight limit (mwl) • formula for calculating mwl • body mass index (bmi) and formula • healthy bmi range • disadvantages of mwl and bmi index |
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