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Science Magazine : 2015June10Wednesday

How did a fake study make it into Science magazine? - PBS NewsHour

New York Magazine's Climate Change-Pushing Jonathan Chait Blown Up by ... - Breitbart News

Did poor ventilation lead to MERS 'superspread' in Korea? - Science /AAAS

Terrible advice for female scientists - The Guardian

Science magazine retracts pro-gay study over phony data - Lifesite

Grad student accused of faking gay marriage data planning 'comprehensive ... - Science /AAAS

Science magazine told a student to 'put up with' adviser looking down her shirt - The Week Magazine

Doubts cast on 'rejuvenating' protein - Science /AAAS

Science Magazine Finally Retracts Study on LGBT Activists - West Texas News

Science magazine features UIndy forensic work - UIndy News

Science Daily : 2015June10Wednesday

Nobel Scientist: Women Are Cry Babies - Daily Beast

Scientists Drop Science Bomb on Climate-Change Skeptics - New York Magazine

Flawed science triggers U-turn on cholesterol fears - Daily Mail

Surgical anesthesia: 'A potential dilemma for child health' - WLNS

Why A Journalist Scammed The Media Into Spreading Bad Chocolate Science - NPR

'Helicopter Parenting' Hurts Kids Regardless of Love or Support, Study Says - TIME

A 'sweet' way to science - Piqua Daily Call

You won't believe the educational qualification of our politicians - Daily Bhaskar (press release) (blog)

Climate of change: The Catholic church's dance with science - Daily American Online

Cross-country bike trip aims to inspire young scientists - Daily American Online

Discover Top Stories : 2015June10Wednesday

The Strange World of "Reward Deficiency Syndrome" (Part 1)

Even Small Football Impacts Can Ring the Brain Like a Bell

Wild Chimps Observed Drinking Alcoholic "Palm Wine"

Your Birth Month Influences Your Risk for Diseases

The Most Epic Robot Fails of the DARPA Robotics Challenge

75-Million-Year-Old Blood Cells Discovered in Dinosaur Bones

What Happens When 28,000 Volunteers Are Set Loose in the Virtual Serengeti

For the Lower 48 States of the U.S., May Was the Wettest of 1,452 Months on Record

Happy #WorldOceansDay! (A Link Round-Up)

Your Brain Is Bigger In The Morning

CNN Science: 2015June10Wednesday

Found: Preserved dinosaur cells -- but sadly scientists still can't build ... - CNN

Nobel winner: Women in labs 'fall in love with you ... you criticize them ... - CNN

Science of the soup dumpling: One chef's mission to find Shanghai's best - CNN

Are there more taboos about popular culture or Islam? - CNN

Bill Nye to CNN: We Don't Deny Cigarettes Cause Cancer, So Why Deny ... - Mediaite

Jeb Bush rails against 'intellectual arrogance' in climate change debate - CNN

Super Bowl of robotics makes STEM subjects exciting - CNN

Warning labels on your light bulbs - CNN

World's largest telescope to explore universe's deepest secrets - CNN

What makes Swiss cheese? You don't have the hole story - CNN

BBC Science: 2015June10Wednesday

Sir Tim Hunt 'sorry' over 'trouble with girls' comments - BBC News

Chimpanzees found to drink alcoholic plant sap in wild - BBC News

'Blood cells' found in dino fossils - BBC News

Unconscious bias in science 'holds women back' - BBC News

Automated cameras record Serengeti life - BBC News

Researchers find sweet source for aviation biofuel - BBC News

Surfers wanted for 'superbug' study - BBC News

Italian astronaut shows how to make a meal in space - BBC News

US scientists: Global warming pause 'no longer valid' - BBC News

Active cities 'boost bottom lines' - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015June10Wednesday

Breast milk shared to help babies via online and offline communities

Tackling chronic sinusitis by addressing underlying factors

Lost in space

Social media should play greater role in disaster communication

Cutting carbon emissions could have indirect effects on hunger

Nanoparticles target and kill cancer stem cells that drive tumor growth

Fast-tracking precision medicine: Drug re-aimed to target diabetic kidney disease

Impact of insecticides on the cognitive development of 6-year-old children

Finding hope in the dark

The price of a happy ending can be bad decision-making, say researchers