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Women’s Web

April 19, 2006

What would the world be like if socially conscious teenagers ran the show? One researcher aimed to …

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Elephants and Ethanol

April 18, 2006

To reduce our dependence on oil, scientists are renewing their efforts to make alternative fuels …

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Super Memory

April 17, 2006

We hear a lot about patients who lose their memory, either due to an accident or a disease like …

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Ocean Roundup

April 14, 2006

Sugars and other carbohydrates already have a bad reputation with dieters. Now they're getting …

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Podcast

April 14, 2006

Timid football coaches, the link between obesity and pain, the poorest crop, a new anthrax detector, …

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Anthrax Detector

April 13, 2006

Anthrax infections must be treated quickly, but current tests can take days to make an accurate …

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Neglected Crop

April 12, 2006

Over the twentieth century, the productivity of corn increased more than a thousand times. That's …

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Obesity and Pain

April 11, 2006

Obese people face a heightened risk for all kinds of other conditions, like diabetes, heart disease, …

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Touchdown Decisions

April 10, 2006

When a football team's at fourth and goal, they can either kick a field goal for an easy three …

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EcoDisease Roundup

April 7, 2006

Epidemics don't just happen randomly. They arise from complex ecological factors. Here Science …

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Podcast

April 7, 2006

A tiny plane that flaps its wings, the why of "what," how depression scars the brain, why …

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Sexual Selection

April 6, 2006

When amoebas want to reproduce, they just divide in half. If only our lives were so easy.

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