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HPV and Neck Cancer

September 24, 2007

HPV is best known for causing cervical cancer, but it may also be causing head and neck cancers in both sexes.

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Blood Sugar Roundup

September 21, 2007

New research shows the effects of different foods and beverages on blood sugar levels and insulin resistance.

Read moreBlood Sugar Roundup

Perfect Pitch

September 20, 2007

A Web-based perfect pitch test reveals new details about the musical ability.

Read morePerfect Pitch

Fat Salamanders

September 19, 2007

Some salamander larvae eat more so they won't fit in predators' mouths.

Read moreFat Salamanders

Flu Season

September 18, 2007

A listener asks: Why does the flu strike mostly in the wintertime?

Read moreFlu Season

Jumping Genomes

September 17, 2007

An entire bacterial genome found spliced into the DNA of a fly changes the way we think about evolution.

Read moreJumping Genomes

Expectations Roundup

September 14, 2007

When we expect the worst, we don't always feel as bad as we think we will.

Read moreExpectations Roundup

Speedy Dolphins

September 13, 2007

A listener asks: Is it true that dolphins can swim as as fast as 20 miles per hour?

Read moreSpeedy Dolphins

Obesity Virus

September 12, 2007

A common virus makes human stem cells accumulate fat in the lab.

Read moreObesity Virus

Chicken Diet

September 11, 2007

Special diets are helping curb the environmental impact of chickens.

Read moreChicken Diet

Teflon Antibiotics

September 10, 2007

Combining Teflon chemistry with natural antibiotics could lead to powerful drugs.

Read moreTeflon Antibiotics

Brain Light Roundup

September 7, 2007

A new technique using infrared light tests children for brain injuries and disorders.

Read moreBrain Light Roundup

Underwater Volcanoes

September 6, 2007

A new count reveals hundreds of thousands of undersea volcanoes.

Read moreUnderwater Volcanoes

Opinion Repetition

September 5, 2007

Hearing one person repeat same opinion is surprisingly influential.

Read moreOpinion Repetition

Tree Carbon

September 4, 2007

A listener asks: Which trees are more effective at removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, conifers or deciduous trees?

Read moreTree Carbon

Crow Tools

September 3, 2007

Crows use tools and higher order reasoning to solve a challenging puzzle.

Read moreCrow Tools

Ancient Species Roundup

August 31, 2007

Two new studies shed light on ancient arthropods.

Read moreAncient Species Roundup

Still Moon

August 30, 2007

A listener asks: Why doesn't the moon revolve?

Read moreStill Moon

Fox Sex

August 29, 2007

Scientists used to think arctic foxes were monogamous, but new research reveals a different mating strategy may be advantageous.

Read moreFox Sex

Immigrant Health

August 28, 2007

Mexican immigrants tend to be healthier than Mexican-Americans born in the United States, according to a new study.

Read moreImmigrant Health

Joke-Spotting Computer

August 27, 2007

Computers finally acquire a funny bone.

Read moreJoke-Spotting Computer

Agriculture Roundup

August 24, 2007

Unless the U.S. adopts different agricultural practices, the nation's topsoil will continue to disappear at an alarming rate.

Read moreAgriculture Roundup

Jet Stream

August 23, 2007

A listener asks: What causes the jet streams?

Read moreJet Stream

Fingerprint Chemistry

August 22, 2007

There's more to fingerprints than meets the eye.

Read moreFingerprint Chemistry
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