Vol. 135 No. #10
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More Stories from the March 11, 1989 issue

  1. Correction: Fetal-Cell Transplants Show Few Benefits

    By Science News

  2. Angioplasty Deemed Unnecessary for Many

    By Science News

  3. Voyager Looks at Neptune: And Can See

    By Science News

  4. Europe to Ban CFCs by 2000

    By Science News

  5. Taking the Fuzziness out of Quasicrystals

    By Science News

  6. Baby Faces Show the Right Side of Emotion

    By Science News

  7. Identifying Cells’ Chemical Personalities

    By Science News

  8. Task Force Says Circumcision Has Benefits

    By Science News

  9. Panel Frets over Cash-Short Climate Studies

    By Science News

  10. Pictures Show Smoking’s Ill Effects on DNA

    By Science News

  11. Young Research Scientists Win Scholarships

    By Science News

  12. Penned-in Positrons

    By Science News

  13. Astronomy

    Ringing up another light echo, and the Milky Way's third population.

    By Science News

  14. Environment

    By Science News

  15. Biomedicine

    By Science News

  16. Time to Relax

    By Science News

  17. Earliest Evidence for Plate Tectonics

    By Science News

  18. Back Matter

    By Science News

  19. Front Matter

    By Science News

  20. Books

    By Science News

  21. Defending Plant Predictions

    By Science News