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Replicating Robots

June 6, 2005

Robots that can create copies of themselves.

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Baby Health Roundup

June 3, 2005

Computer analysis of baby cries, and babies can accept heart transplants of different blood types.

Read moreBaby Health Roundup

Pond Muck

June 2, 2005

The mud on the bottom of ponds contain complex ecosystems.

Read morePond Muck

Predicting Autism

June 1, 2005

A new method can spot signs of autism in infants as young as six months.

Read morePredicting Autism

Mosquito Bites – rerun of #3003

May 31, 2005

rerun of #3003

Read moreMosquito Bites – rerun of #3003

Camera Pill

May 30, 2005

A pill-sized camera can take pictures of a patient's esophagus and gastrointestinal system.

Read moreCamera Pill

Phishing

May 27, 2005

rerun

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Water Recycling – rerun of #3591

May 26, 2005

rerun of #3591

Read moreWater Recycling – rerun of #3591

Farmers & Pesticides

May 25, 2005

Farmers who work with pesticides have greater risk of neurological problems.

Read moreFarmers & Pesticides

Skunk Removal – rerun of #3316

May 24, 2005

What can get a skunk smell out of the house?(Washing objects with bleach and airing it out.)

Read moreSkunk Removal – rerun of #3316

Obesity & Dementia

May 23, 2005

Obesity in middle age increases risk of dementia later in life.

Read moreObesity & Dementia

Australian Fish

May 20, 2005

A shrimp dances to attract fish to clean, and the pygmy goby is the world's shortest-lived vertebrate.

Read moreAustralian Fish

Robotic Arm

May 19, 2005

A robotic arm can help stroke patients regain lost mobility.

Read moreRobotic Arm

Gambling Addiction – rerun of #3557

May 18, 2005

rerun of #3557

Read moreGambling Addiction – rerun of #3557

Calcium & Vitamin D

May 17, 2005

Why does calcium need vitamin D to get into bones? (Vitamin D receptors in the intestine enhance calcium absorption.)

Read moreCalcium & Vitamin D

Remote-Controlled Flies

May 16, 2005

Genetically engineered flies can be controlled with laser light.

Read moreRemote-Controlled Flies

Sleep Roundup

May 13, 2005

Mice have been chemically induced into hibernation, and disrupting a gene controlling sleep patterns leads to weight gain.

Read moreSleep Roundup

Beer Survival – rerun of #3348

May 12, 2005

rerun of #3348

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School Bus Fumes

May 11, 2005

Exhaust fumes are worse inside a school bus than outside.

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Exercise Addiction – rerun of #3550

May 10, 2005

rerun of #3550

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Unpopped Popcorn

May 9, 2005

Heat affects the outer coating of popcorn kernels, making some easier to pop.

Read moreUnpopped Popcorn

Zoo in You

May 6, 2005

The human gut has nearly 400 species of microorganisms, and microbes in the gut affect the action of medicines.

Read moreZoo in You

Alcohol & Bacteria

May 5, 2005

Why does rubbing alcohol kill bacteria? (Disrupts their cell membranes)

Read moreAlcohol & Bacteria

Dental Light

May 4, 2005

Shining a blue light on teeth kills the bacteria that cause cavities.

Read moreDental Light
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