101. Our Defense Spending Ought to Include Flu Protection

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102. Some Bad Habits of Reacting to Stress Can Be Unlearned

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103. More Data Needed on Effect of LSD

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104. Psychology of Differences Between Sexes Still Obscure

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105. 'Playmate' Shows Problems in Studying the Emotions

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106. Is Everybody Rotten to the Core?

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107. Stretching Out the Period of the Brain's Development

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108. 'Criminal Genetic Types' Pose a Research Dilemma

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109. Any Kind of Contraception is Probably Not 'Natural'

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110. Attacking 'Social Science', Rickover a Good One Himself

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111. Science Tracks Down Bearers of Deadly Cystic Fibrosis

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112. Melting DNA Yields Clues To The Puzzle of Heredity

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113. Ire Over Czechs Shouldn't Blind U.S. to Its Interests

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114. Mankind Had a Near Miss From a Mystery Pandemic

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115. The Infamous Black Death May Return to Haunt Us

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116. Swift Biological Advance Can Be Bent to Genocide

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117. Arms Control Issue Rates More Campaign Attention

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118. Breaking the Deadlock Over Missile Inspection

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119. Getting Out From Under The Shadow of the Bomb

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120. Searching Debate Needed on Issue of Building ABM

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121. The Real Missle Gap Is In Knowledge of Psychology

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122. Candidates Could Outline Differences on ABM Policy

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123. Can Drinking Coffee Raise Chances of Skin Damage?

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124. That 'Academic' Work on DNA Applied to a Human Disease

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125. Campus Radicals' Booby Trap Is to Invite Brutal Reaction

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126. 'Good Food' to One Human May Half-Starve Another

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127. Common Sense Should Impel Moves to End U.S. Hunger

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128. Personal Tolerance Futile Amid Institutional Racism

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129. We Don't Know Basic Facts About Biology of Racial Traits

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130. Cell Transplants Hold Hope In 'White Skin' Epidemic

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131. New Civil Hazards Agency Could Regulate Gun Sales

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132. Here's Chloroacetophenone In Your Eye; You Better Blink

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133. Russian Computers Having Delusions--Or Are They?

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134. Congress Should Examine Biological Warfare Tests

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135. It's Better to Prevent Abuses In Transplant Experiments

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136. On Atomic Weapons [Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post]

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137. Use of Nuclear Weapons Is An Invitation to Disaster

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138. Demands of Vietnam Hobble Our Steps to Outer World

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139. We'd Better Cache Culture on Far Side of the Moon

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140. A-Weapons Must Be Limited If Used in South Vietnam

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141. Kids Grow Up Today Faster; Should Rights Come Sooner?

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142. Budget Bureau Decisions Enter the Public Arena

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143. Evidence Links Poor Diet to Forever-Stunted Minds

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144. Legislation on Transplants Should Begin With Specifics

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145. DNA Breakthrough Points Way to Therapy by Virus

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146. Replication of DNA Molecules Shouldn't Be a Moral Issue

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147. Society, Not Science, to Decide When to Cure Some Diseases

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148. 'Creation of Life' Is More Slogan Than a Description

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149. Neurological Defects Come With Premature Births

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150. Moribund Patient's Trust Is at Stake

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151. The Premature Baby Starts Life in Precarious Condition

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152. Birthweight Is a Big Factor In the Survival of Infants

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153. 17 Countries Top the U. S. in Low Infant Mortalities

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154. Israel's Weizmann Institute Traces the DNA of a Virus

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155. Israel Fails to Use Science Reservoir for Its Own Good

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156. Genetic Intervention Is a Way Of Improving Our Species

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157. Genetic Tampering [Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post]

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158. A Bicentennial Underscores Trends in Medical Research

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159. Curbs on Human Engineering Can Create Thought Control

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160. Man May 'Program' Progeny Before He's Morally Ready

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161. Only Education Transmutes Evil in Science's Findings

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162. What Next! [Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post]

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163. Unpredictable Variety Still Rules Human Reproduction

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164. Science Can't Be Dogmatic About Virgin Birth in Man

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165. Crossbreeding is Nature's Device to Speed Evolution

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166. Science Trails Vaccine Against Undiagnosed Viral Infections

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167. A Test of Classroom 'Bloomers' New Key to Education Research

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168. Clinical Tests Prove Benefits of Drugs in Schizophrenia

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169. The Versatile Embryo

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170. Meeting Nutritional Needs

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171. A Tax on Nutrition

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172. The Disease of Malnutrition

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173. Paradox in U. S. Food Policy

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174. Food from the World's Factories?

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175. The World of the Future

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176. Technological Gap And Italy's Future

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177. The Legal Start of Life

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178. Cell Biology

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179. The Future of Agriculture

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180. Are Intelligence Tests Fair?

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181. Tumor Spread by Fusion

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182. Fusion of Fish and Man

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183. First an Egg, Then a Man

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184. Each of Us Is a Society

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185. The Vital Thyroid Hormone

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186. Informed Guinea Pigs

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187. A Test Tube Daddy

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188. Nature Versus Nurture

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189. Herman J. Muller Dies at 76; Discovered Perils of Radiation

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190. What's In a Child's Mind?

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191. The Priority of Education

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192. Cheap Vaccine Can Be Costly

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193. Flaws in Disease Data

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194. More Vaccines on the Horizon

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195. Are There Bugs on Mars?

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196. Can We Keep Mars Clean?

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197. Our Neighbor Mars

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198. Puzzling Over the Dawn of Life

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199. Our Pal, The Computer

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200. Chromosomes and Crime

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