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Articles in Jan 26, 2008, issue of Science News

• Mercury, as never seen before: MESSENGER visits innermost planet
  by Ron Cowen
• Life explodes twice
  by Amy Maxmen
• Bad medicine?
  by David Harding
• Big foot: eco-footprints of rich dwarf poor nations' debt
  by Susan Milius
• 9/11 attacks stoked U.S. heart ailments
  by Bruce Bower
• Do-it-yourself DNA: scientists assemble first synthetic genome
  by Patrick Barry
• Case of the misshapen disk
  by Ron Cowen
• Scanner darkly: tiny venetian blinds enhance radiography
  by Davide CastelVecchi
• Gravity at play: a double lens
  by Ron Cowen
• Sickness and schizophrenia: psychotic ills tied to previous infections
  by Bruce Bower
• Four's a crowd
  by Ron Cowen
• Bariatric reversal: stomach surgery curbs some patients' diabetes
  by Nathan Seppa
• The History of Astronomy
• Bad berries
  by Ewen Callaway
• The Big Switch: Rewiring The World from Edison to Google
• Antidepressants get overly positive spin
  by Bruce Bower
• Life in print: cell by cell, ink-jet printing builds living tissues
  by Sarah Webb
• How and Why Species Multiply: the Radiation of Darwin's Fiches
• Supercool, and strange: scientists are finding clues about why water is so utterly weird
  by Susan Gaidos
• The Mystery of the Missing Antimatter
• Fenced-off trees drop their friends
  by Susan Milius
• Hidden Depths: Atlas of the Oceans