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Smoker’s Brain Scans

December 18, 2014

Brain scans can predict a quitter’s likelihood of smoking again.

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Penguin Genomes

December 17, 2014

Scientists have sequenced the genomes of two penguin species, revealing much about how they’ve …

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Ocean Plastics

December 16, 2014

Scientists are getting a better handle on how much plastic we put into the oceans, and what effects …

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From Teeth to Beaks

December 15, 2014

The ancestors of birds had teeth, but started to lose them around 100 million years ago.

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Senescent Cells

December 12, 2014

Researchers make new inroads into preventing age-related diseases.

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Fructose and Hunger

December 11, 2014

Does the sugar fructose fool us into eating more calories than we need?

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Learning with Age

December 10, 2014

Both younger and older people can readily learn new information, but older people have a harder time …

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3-D Talking Map

December 9, 2014

3-D talking maps use a variety of sensory modalities to help people find their way around college …

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Shocking Eel Strategies

December 8, 2014

Electric eels use a unique strategy to take over their prey’s nervous systems.

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Suburban Birds

December 5, 2014

According to a long-term study, the suburbs may actually be good for bird diversity.

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Ocean Chemicals

December 4, 2014

The U.S. has banned some fire retardants because of their toxicity. But the same chemicals are also …

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Insect Sanitation

December 3, 2014

Insects may be helping to reduce rat populations in our cities.

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