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February 2007

	Travel Putting the “Ew!” in Museum Our reporter went to the Meguro Parasitological Museum and all we got was this tapeworm by Kristin Abkemeier 28 February 2007

	Space Paradise Found - Through a Black Hole. Matt Brown proves, beyond all doubt, that the afterlife awaits us inside a black hole. But how do we get there? by Matt Brown 28 February 2007

	Health One Blockbuster Drug, Many Uses. That's not a side effect, it's another $100 million in sales. by Anna Gosline 28 February 2007

	Portraits The Joy of Cooking, with Gunpowder From her Ontario chemistry lab, Dr. Clara Benson cooked up some WWI-era respect for women in science by Susan Bustos 21 February 2007

	Portraits No Room at the Loo Optimal packing at a physics conference for undergraduate women by Candace Partridge 21 February 2007

	Space Pluto on the Rebound Many years later, Venus still has a soft spot for Pluto by Saeeda Hafiz 21 February 2007

	Pop Culture The Science of a Soap Opera Plot Twist Let's take a closer look at the children of "All My Children." We might even learn something. by Lesly Lopez-Skinner 21 February 2007

	Health Your Health This Week Advice for a long (offspring's) life: Breast milk, soy protein and fatty acids trump booze, meth and mouthwash by Anna Gosline 21 February 2007

	Human Nature The Epidemiology of Love Studies indicate that yeah, it cuts like a knife. But it feels so right. by Anna Gosline 14 February 2007

	Pop Culture She’s Such a Geek Photo Contest Send us a girl-geek photo and enter to win a large poster of Lady Lovelace Ada Byron her(hot)self by Anne Casselman 14 February 2007

	Health Your Health This (Romantic) Week Advice for a long (sex) life: Work up a sweat, re-read those contraception myths and get your grandma off drugs by Anna Gosline 14 February 2007

	Health How Safe Are Microwaveable Plastics For That “Bun in the Oven”? You shouldn't get hormonal surges from your Tupperware. But endocrine disrupting hormones are getting into our bodies anyway by Stephanie Gower 07 February 2007

	Health Old Bromides for New Molecules: Bush’s New Health Man Gets Preachy and Hormonal The President's new chief of “Population Affairs” isn't the only one who can misappropriate the power of hormones. by Anne Casselman 07 February 2007

	Portraits Hooked on Genomics Jane Carlton feeds her addiction with the A, T, C and G of the world's most common vaginal parasite. by Kurt Wong 07 February 2007

	Travel Flights of Fancy at the Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium A small New England science museum offers a window into nineteenth-century curiosity by Kristin Abkemeier 07 February 2007

	Health Your Health This Week Advice for a long life: sweat moderately, don't drink the hand gel – and boys, be careful with the tea-tree oil by Anna Gosline 07 February 2007

	Space Space Psychosis and the Lethal Love Triangle Love can make you crazy, but so can space travel. The combination may have driven one astronaut to attempted murder. by Anna Gosline 07 February 2007

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