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[PHOTOGRAPH] A smiling, healthy baby [Photo courtesy of and © Julie Cooke] Science: Receptor Blamed for SIDS
[3 July 2008]
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is a leading cause of infant deaths, but no one has known why. A study in Science shows that too much of a certain serotonin receptor may be to blame.
[ILLUSTRATION] A portion of the logo for Japan 2061 Influential AAAS Guide Adapted for Japan
[2 July 2008]
To improve public science literacy, Japan's Ministry of Education funded the translation of Science for All Americans, the seminal book by AAAS's Project 2061.
[ILLUSTRATION] A model of a DNA molecule The Promise and Challenge of Personalized Medicine
[30 June 2008]
In a conference at AAAS, experts and stakeholders discussed what policies and scientific advances will be needed to transform advances in genetics into practical applications for patients.
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