Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and breast cancer mortality in women receiving tamoxifen: a population based cohort study

New Scientist 2010-02-13 1 CONTENTS 3 NEWS 5 5 EDITORIAL Revolution ahead for space exploration 5 6 UPFRONT Tuna pirates, Cancer drugs and antidepressants don't mix 6 8 THIS WEEK Space 2020: what NASA will do next. Air turbulence aids quantum communication, Chromosome caps presage brain's decline, Health inequalities begin in childhood, Floral heating, Dementia gene boosts IQ, Earth's earliest movers 8 14 IN BRIEF Hazards of "third-hand" smoke, Bug's assassin tactics, Beer is good for your bones 14 17 TECHNOLOGY Smart talking software, Drive-by-wire caught in the headlights, Designs on cellphone security 17 OPINION 22 22 New Nobels or not? Find out the Nobel Foundation's verdict on pleas for extra Nobel prizes from a panel convened by New Scientist 22 23 One minute with ... Nobel laureate Paul Nurse, on the big future of biomedicine 23 24 LETTERS Talking to aliens, One wife or many? 24 26 Feathered-fossil hunting China's leading dinosaur expert, Xu Xing, has named more species of dinosaurs than anyone else alive 26 FEATURES 3 28 The star that shouldn't be 28 32 My big fat geek wedding What happens to our bodies when we say "I do"? There was onlyone way to find out... 32 36 The healing touch 36 40 Martian sheen Are shiny boulders on Mars our best evidence yet for life on the Red Planet? 40 REGULARS 3 24 ENIGMA 24 44 BOOKS & ARTS Reviews Reclaiming unhappiness from psychiatry's grip, God vs messy genomes. Why monogamists need big brains. 44 46 Interview Jeremy Rifkin explains why his new book sees us morphing into Homo empothicus 46 64 FEEDBACK Teacup tube-map. Aspects of "ph" 64 65 THE LAST WORD Warm paws in the snow 65 48 JOBS & CAREERS 48