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January 6, 2006

Pushing the boundaries of maps, how the space station makes oxygen, body image in the brain, how …

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Noise and Hearts

January 5, 2006

A new study shows that even a little noise could have a big effect on heart health.

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Body Image

January 4, 2006

People with anorexia and other eating disorders can become dangerously thin but still feel …

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Air in Space

January 3, 2006

Even astronauts' waste water is put to work in the extreme environment of space.

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Interactive Map

January 2, 2006

Most maps give facts and statistics. But a new mapping project is trying to capture something more …

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Evolution Roundup

December 30, 2005

Bob Hirshon reports on a discovery that links us to the fruitfly.

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Podcast

December 30, 2005

A working air guitar, the smallest living thing, tips on raising pandas, exercising the brain, and …

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Exercise and Brains

December 29, 2005

Just in case you need another reason to work out, new research shows that exercise can help keep …

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Panda Raising

December 28, 2005

How is the National Zoo making sure its panda cub will grow into a healthy, happy adult?

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Smallest Thing

December 27, 2005

Everyone's interested in world records. Bob Hirshon answers a listener's questions about the world's …

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Air Guitar

December 26, 2005

Scientists in Finland have turned the fantasy of air guitar into a reality.

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Sensory Roundup

December 23, 2005

You may be surprised to learn what colorblind people can see.

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