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Live Science

• Hobbits and other early humans not 'destructive agents' of extinction, scientists find
• Long-necked dinosaurs migrated hundreds of miles, 'stomach stones' reveal
• 'Chaos of clicks and sounds from below' as 70 orcas kill blue whale
  
• 46,000-year-old bird, frozen in Siberian permafrost, looks like it 'died a few days ago'
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Spectrum
The leading source of news and expert opinion on autism research

• Driving concerns
• Protein marker ties maternal inflammation to autism risk
• Dairy deficit
• World of drugs
• Infectious yawns

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The New York Times

• A Mysterious Light Gleamed as Columbus Drew Near
• Trampoline Injuries Down, But Caution Urged
• Struggling with Anorexia on the Web
• A Royal Spotlight on a Rare Condition
• These Were a Few of Their Favorite Things
• Precautions Urged for Drivers with Diabetes

Popular Science

• Space Shuttle Enterprise Gets Grabbed By a Crane (PDF Link)
• Watching Curiosity's Mars Landing Live on a 53-foot Screen in Times Square 
• A New Blood Test Could Spot Concussions Within Hours (PDF Link)
• What Do Scientists Know About Mining Asteroids?
• Can Smartphones Replace Onboard Electronics in Cars?

Scienceline

• The epigenetic jury is still out on C-sections 
• New birth control targets ovulation without hormones
• Yogurt delivers a nutritional punch to the gut
• The chocolate wars
• The sandman strikes again

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The Scientist

• DayGlo Science

Scholastic's SuperScience 
and Science World

• Career in Cocoa
• Flavor Twist
• How Ants Keep Cool
• Ice Cream Goes Crazy
• Can I recycle my old electronics?
• Why do crabs walk sideways?

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer

• Bone marrow greatly needed
• Medical students train on patient who feels no pain
• Teen girls exercise healthy eating
• Putting your bug online could help others stay healthy
• First heart-lung transplant in Seattle is performed at University of Washington

SnoValley Star

• Windy and wet: Snoqualmie Valley’s weird weather
• Support group created for friends and family of those with mental illness
• Mill site could become rally car course
• School custodians keep it clean in spite of cuts
• The mystery of the misty skull solved

The Issaquah Press

• Bringing up bilingual baby
• Blast off into outer space — without ever leaving the Eastside
• A new parent's nightmare
• Theater helps performer connect to audience, life

The Seattle Times

• My Semester Abroad

A blog about studying abroad at University College London

Student Life

• Professor resigns amidst sexual misconduct allegations
• For fish: Is bigger really better? 
• ResLife considers mixed-gender housing
• Women more prone to knee injuries
• Take TAT: HIV protein combats cancer

Focus; News from Harvard Medical, Dental and Public Health Schools

• Harvard School of Public Health Staff Lead Double Lives: Employees by Day, Students by Night​​
• ​Student research has its day