February 28 - Late Edition

• Gene-Spliced Wheat Stirs Global Fear
• Inventor Finds Use for Soybean Oil
• Germans Fear Farm 'Catastrophe'
• Britain's Foot-And-Mouth Crisis Worsens

February 26 - Late Edition

• Livestock Disease Spreads in Britain
• Curing Illness in Space-'Cooking' Human Tissue
• The Biology of Humour
• Biotech Insect Has Jellyfish Gene

February 25 - Late Edition

• Another Foot-And-Mouth Outbreak Discovered In Britain
• New Disease Outbreak Hits Devon

February 25

• British Slaughtering Livestock To Contain Disease Outbreak
• Scientists Craft Mouse with Human Brain Cells
• Dolly the Sheep Firm "Reprograms" Animal Cell
• Mass Livestock Slaughter Begins
• No Borders For Meat Trade

February 24

• Tissue Transplant Advance
• Scientists Find Brain's "Grasping'' Center
• British Farmers Face Foot And Mouth Disease Ruin
• Alarm Over Calif. Syphilis Outbreak
• Austrian Vets Investigate Suspected Swine Fever
• Cholera in South Africa - Update 16
• Killing Fields
• Cells From Hell Hit Southern Waters

February 23

• Foot-And-Mouth Disease Sparks Alarm Across World
• Artifical Brain to Spot Schizophrenia
• Scientists Map Genes of Bacterium That Causes Leprosy
• Key Brain Cells Emerge From the Shadows

February 22

• Foot-and-Mouth Adds to Farmers' Woes
• Genetic Code Doesn't Reveal Race Distinctions
• Synthetic Virus Nearing Reality

February 21

• X-ray a No-No for Back Pain
• Genomics Revolution To Replace Genetic Modification

February 20 - Late Edition

• Two More Mad Cow Cases Reported in Switzerland
• Rare Diseases Still a Threat
• Tetanus Shots Being Rationed
• DNA Clues to Malaria in Ancient Rome
• Meningitis Killed 50 in Niger in January
• Scientists Seek Cancer Clues in Cold Virus

February 20

• Life Expectancy of 100 'Unrealistic'

February 20

• Life Expectancy of 100 'Unrealistic'
• Baboon Key to Human Stress

February 19

• New Forms Of Life Found In Sea Vents
• Microbes May Live in Antarctic Lake
• Doctors Say Hand Transplant Likely to Succeed

February 18

• Researchers Find Gene Responsible For Hypnotizability
• Cholera Epidemic Kills More Than 100 In South Africa
• Parkinson's Cure May Be Near
• Human Gut Potential Breeding Ground For Antibiotic Resistance

February 17

• Parkinson's Cure May Be Near
• S. Africa Cholera Sickens 50,000
• Cloning's Two Sides
• The Early Days of Maize

February 16

• Racing To Clone People
• Scientists Develop Artificial 'Skin'

February 15 - Lated Edition

• France Set for Mass Cattle Slaughter
• Biological Terror: Hype or Horror?
• Painkillers From the Sea
• When Animals Show Signs of a Mind
• 'Millennium Man' Back
• Icelanders' DNA Offers Promise
• So Far, New Genetics Leave Plenty of Room for Faith

February 15

• Spain Confirms Seven New Cases Of Mad Cow Disease
• Study Finds Widespread Soil Damage

February 14 - Late Edition

• Mapping the Human Genome on the Web
• Scientists Hope to Catalog S.Africa Coelacanths
• Mongolia Seals Area of Suspected Foot-And-Mouth
• DNA Reveals Ancient Big Birds
• Microbial Activity Key Component Of Global Environmental Change

February 14

• ‘Mad Bee Disease’ Hits French Honey Harvest

February 13 - Late Edition

• Monkey Brain Findings Lead To Human Alzheimer's Trial
• Euro-row Ignites Over GM Crops
• Australian Scientists Find 'Extinct' Stick Insect
• Making a Mutant Mouse For Every Gene
• Revealed: Why so Many Americans are Fat (it's not the food)

February 13

• Malaysia on Alert for "Mad Cow" After Report of Two Thai Cases

February 12 - Late Edition

• Scientists Urge Preparation for Flu Pandemic
• UK Chromosomes High in Disease Genes - Scientists

February 12

• Floods See Rat Population Explosion
• Japan Surfers Save Lost Melon Headed Whales
• Experts Ready To Exhume Victims Of 1918 Flu Catastrophe To Get Virus
• Analysis Shows It's Proteins Not Genes That Count
• More Birds Flying to Hong Kong
• Dying Geese Puzzle Biologists

February 11

• Mad Cat Disease In UK
• Mystery Of Diseases Wiping Out Young Pigs
• Charlotte's Goat
• Oil Tanker Runs Aground At French Port
• Flu Claims Nine Lives in Russia
• 'Open The Dikes!' They Cry As Crisis Hits Seaweed Day
• Sewer Contaminations May Be Related

February 10

• Giant Toxic Marine Toads Invade South Florida
• Lurking Viruses May Pose Threat
• South Africa Cholera Epidemic Seen Worsening
• Report: Surprise! Organic Farming Shift Increases Pesticide Use; Toxic 'Organic' Chemicals Pose Undisclosed Concerns

February 9 – Late Edition

• Go-Ahead For GM Insect Release
• Outbreak Of Meningitis In California
• Bacterial Disease Kills Folsom Girl -- Death Is Second In Area In 2001
• Folsom High Students, Staff Take Preventive Medicine

February 9

• Mystery Disease Still Perplexes Canadian Doctors

February 8 - Late Edition

• Australia Museum Gets Giant Squid
• Vaccines Replace Cow Ingredients
• South Africa Cholera Epidemic Seen Worsening
• Mighty Mice to Fight Aging, Muscular Dystrophy
• Quests Build to Clone Humans
• GM 'Super-Weed' Fears Challenged
• Bacterium Can Alter Evolution Of Another Species
• Potentially Harmful Human Viruses In Coastal Waters

February 8

• Study Eases Fears of Modified Plants
• EU May Ban T-bones, Other Back Bone Beef

February 7

• Several Monkey Species Carry HIV-like Virus
• Nuclei Crash Through the Looking Glass
• Attempts to Regenerate Deceased Girl Through Cloning
• Three-Gene Manipulation Converts Leaves Into Petals
• Diseases Threaten Brazilian Tribe
• Cameroon's 'Killer Lake' Degassed
• Six-Month Chlamydia Screening Urged for Under-25s
• AIDS Rampant Among Young Gay Blacks

February 5

• Brain Scans Spot 'Happy Thoughts'

February 3 – Late Edition

• U.S. Bans Brazil Beef Imports on Mad Cow Fears

February 3

• DNA Evidence Settles Debate On Mammal Origins
• Germany To Slaughter Cattle
• Dolphins Killer Sonar Confirmed
• Biologists Propose New Grouping For Mammals: Key Deletion Offers Evidence For "Afrotheria"
• Marines Test Positive For TB
• Great Bio-Treasure Hunt in Australia's Barrier Reef

February 2

• Scientists Shake Up "Family Tree" Of Green Plants
• Alliance Calls for Final Push to Eliminate Leprosy
• Mad Cow Disease Scare Grips South Korea

February 1

• Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease in the United States: 1979-1998
• U.S. Government Clears Cattle In Mad Cow Scare
• Relief Gains Pace, Quake Survivors Face Disease
• Tumor-Causing Plant Bacteria May Infect Human Cells
• Typhoid Hits Australian Detention Centers
• Wasting Away In The West

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