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Stories Available- 10, 000 Innocent People Convicted Each Year Study Estimates About Half Of Business Decisions End In Failure, Study Finds Advertising Affects Purchases For Up To Nine Months, Study Aging Boomers Won't Lead To Lower Housing Prices, Study Shows Antarctic Ice Sheet Hardly As Stable As Has Been Thought Arital Arguments Lead To Weakened Immune System In Older Couples As A Way To Get Kids Exercising Harder, Money Talks Bacteria Found That Degrades Herbicide Found In Water Supplies Bad Behavior The Top Reason That Dog Owners Give Up Their Pets Behavioral Program Improves Immune Function In Cancer Patients Bloodless Brain "Biopsy" Gives Accurate View Brain Tumors Can Cause Swallowing Difficulties, Then Pneumonia Brain-Saving Treatment After Cardiac Arrest Could Harm Heart Breast Reduction Surgery Successful Among Teens, Study Finds Chemotherapy Improves Treatment Of Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma Chronic Job Insecurity Making Manufacturing Workers Ill Companies Need To Focus More On Manufacturing, Experts Say Desire For Social Status Leads To Stock Market Volatility Discredited Theories Live On In Academia, Author Says Doctor, Patient Age Affect Input In Medical Decisions Don't Mind The Critics: Diversified Firms Show Innovative Drug Effective Against High Blood Pressure And Prostate Problems Drug Information Too Complex, Confusing For Consumers Drug Shows Long-Term Benefits In Treatment Of Rare Leukemia Earless Frog Uses Lungs, Hand Signals To Communicate Early Practice With Pencil Won't Lead To Good Handwriting Elective Surgery Effective For Patients, Study Finds Electronic Polymers Could One Day Replace Copper Employee Cynicism Doesn't Come From Just A Few "Bad Apples" Family Physicians' Diagnoses Of Bulimia Too Few And Far Between Family Values Could Score With Parents Voting In '96 Election Fortifying Foods Not The Solution To Girls' Calcium Deficiencies Fossil Crayfish Shows Polar Regions Were Once Warmer Freshwater Sponges May Pose Threat To Zebra Mussels Fusion Of Images Improves Cancer Diagnosis And Treatment Health May Be Less Important To Mental Well-Being Of Elderly House Incumbents Use Large Campaign Funds To Deter Challengers Housing Segregation Result Of Prejudice, Not Choice Or Finances Ice Cores Show Record Of Climate Dating Back 20, 000 Years Independent Governance May Help Firms Prevent Bankruptcy Intelligent Highway Systems Raise Thorny Privacy Issues It's Not Just Family: Government Policies Affect Child Well Being Light-Emitting Plastics Offer A Rainbow Of Possibilities Lung Patients Can Benefit From Respiratory Muscle Exercise Manufacturing Investment Pays Off In Better Business Performance More Siblings Means Lower Grades In School, Study Shows Mothers Know Less About Their Children's Lives As Kids Moving Military Families Results In More Children, Higher New Book Proposes Plan For Redesigning U.S. Education System New Discovery About Genes Has Implications For Genetic Therapy New Method For Detecting Engine Knock Makes Autos More Efficient New Methods To Detect Malfunctions At Nuclear Plants Developed New Research Reveals How Attitudes Affect Behavior New Technology Maximizes Collection Of Aluminum During New Test More Accurate At Diagnosing Preterm Labor New Way To Detect Wrinkles In Metal May Lead To Better Car Parts No Oversupply Of Highly Qualified Journalism Grads, Study Shows Ohio State Gets Grant To Extend Its Share In Telescope Project Ohio State To Host 50th Molecular Spectroscopy Symposium Older People, Married Couples Enjoy More Financial Security One Type Of Hostility May Be Sign Of Coming Heart Disease Osteoporosis A Childhood Condition, Expert Says Overachievers Find Success Comes With A Psychological Price Overweight Patients At Greater Risk Of Infection After Surgery Parents Of 'Vulnerable' Kids Support Medication Research Peptide Might Improve Management Of Multiple Sclerosis Pets May Spread Infection To Immune-Suppressed Owners Polar Explorer Frederick Cook Collection Given To Ohio State Pricing Strategies Often Favor Supermarket Shoppers, Study Shows Realistic Expectations One Key To Reducing Holiday Stress Recycled Goods Make The Grade If They Have A Famous Brand Name Religion Helps People Cope With Family Member's Surgery Research Reveals Why Experimental Cancer Drug Is Ineffective Researchers Develop Corrosion-Resistant Coating For Power Plants Researchers Develop New Technique To Detect Engine Misfires Researchers Develop Risk Evaluation Program For Pilots Researchers Find Way To Immobilize Lead In Soil Researchers Find Way To Make Anti-Cancer Drug More Effective Researchers Find Way To Make Anti-Cancer Drug More Effective Researchers Find Way To Measure Friction On An Atomic Level Researchers Find Way To Predict Structure Reliability Researchers Study Black Holes' Gravitational Field Researchers Study Two Newly Discovered Elements Researchers Use Fuzzy Learning For Aircraft Control Researchers Use Hydrated Lime To Reduce Toxic Selenium Emissions Researchers Use Supercritical Fluids For Environmental Cleanups Rigid Style Of Expressing Anger Harmful To Health, Study Finds Rites Of Passage Programs Increase Self-Esteem Of Foster Children Science Tries To Find Deviancy In Our Faces, Ears And Genes Scientist: Honeybees In The Wild Nearly Gone In North America Scientists Tap Into Clouds Of Pure Alcohol In Outer Space Simple, Low-Cost Test Identifies Toddlers With Vision Problems Space-Age Technology Improves Bulldozer Operations State Proposes Joining Two Major Astronomical Observatories Stepfathers More Satisfied Raising First-Born Biological Children Stress Can Lessen Influenza Vaccine's Effectiveness, Study Shows Stress Personality Traits Affect Cholesterol Level, Studies Show Study Findings Deepen Mystery Of Dark Matter In Space Study Finds Link Between Stress, Immune System In Cancer Patients Study Gives Most Complete Picture Yet Of Factors In Spouse Study Says Education Only State Service That Stimulates Economy Study Says Education Only State Service That Stimulates Economy Study Shows Most People Know Little About Radiation Sources Study: Timing, Effort Keys To Recovery From Common Knee Surgery Success In Hypnosis Depends On Motivation, Study Suggests Three Out Of Four Older Library Books Are Lost Or Damaged Tougher Fireworks Laws, Fewer Kids Hurt -- Researchers Want Ban Utilities Have Little Incentive To Promote Water Conservation Vaccines to Prevent Childhood Ear Infections Under Development Very Young Kids on Lithium May Suffer Serious Side Effects Voting Machines Can Make Casting Votes Challenging, Studies Show Waste Products Used To Treat Aluminum-Rich Soils Water Supply, Plumbing Repairs Factors In Legionnaires' Disease Weight Loss Linked To Death In Nursing Homes, Study Shows Wetlands Threatened By New Federal Legislation, Report Suggests When Choosing Career, Income More Important To Men Than Women When It Comes To Height, Americans No Longer Stand Tallest Workers Not Using "Mental Health Days, Possibly With Ill Effects Workfare Programs May Harm Children If Not Carefully Implemented Go to the Ohio-State Homepage Go the Research Homepage Jeff Grabmeier, Managing Editor (Grabmeier.1@osu.edu) Earle Holland, Director, Science Communications (Holland.8@osu.edu)