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Safer Cookstoves

December 17, 2013

Cleaner cookstoves could save millions of lives and slow global warming.

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Arctic Pioneers

December 16, 2013

Like the pioneers of the American West, the birds that are now settling the Arctic frontier in response to climate change aren’t necessarily the …

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Shark Isotopes

December 13, 2013

Researchers are testing better ways to find out what sharks eat.

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Artificial Dye Safety

December 12, 2013

Some people argue that food dyes are harmful to human health, but do decades of safety research back up these allegations?

Read moreArtificial Dye Safety

Condor Culture

December 11, 2013

Captive-bred California Condors lack role models to show them how to survive in the wild. But wildlife biologists are there to help them navigate the …

Read moreCondor Culture

Baby Tooth Cavities

December 10, 2013

Baby teeth fall out eventually. But that doesn't mean cavities in baby teeth should be ignored.

Read moreBaby Tooth Cavities

Ant Addicts

December 9, 2013

Ants may become a hot commodity in drug addiction studies.

Read moreAnt Addicts

Tree Longevity

December 6, 2013

A listener asks why some trees live for thousands of years.

Read moreTree Longevity

Reviving Extinct Species

December 5, 2013

Using frozen DNA, researchers have created early-stage embryos of an extinct frog.

Read moreReviving Extinct Species

3-D Underwater Microscope

December 3, 2013

Scientists are testing a new 3-D underwater microscope to study tiny marine predators.

Read more3-D Underwater Microscope

Harmonica Colds

December 2, 2013

A listener asks if he can reinfect himself with the same cold.

Read moreHarmonica Colds

Grapefruit & Medication

November 29, 2013

Grapefruit can interact in potentially dangerous ways with a variety of prescription medications.

Read moreGrapefruit & Medication

Gluten-Free Foods

November 28, 2013

Gluten-free diets are all the rage, but only a small portion of the population is truly sensitive to the wheat protein.

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Glowing Slime

November 27, 2013

Glowing blue slime from the sea could be useful in biomedical research.

Read moreGlowing Slime

Million Orchid Project

November 26, 2013

Scientists are bringing orchids back to Miami’s trees.

Read moreMillion Orchid Project

Algae Biofuel Breakthrough

November 25, 2013

Scientists have overcome a major challenge in the commercial production of biofuel.

Read moreAlgae Biofuel Breakthrough

Squirrel Hoarding

November 22, 2013

A listener inquires about the lengths squirrels will go to to hide their nuts.

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Schizophrenia & Brain Maturation

November 21, 2013

Some mental illnesses, like schizophrenia, seem to involve overzealous brain maturation.

Read moreSchizophrenia & Brain Maturation

L.A. Insects

November 20, 2013

A massive three-year project will document the insect population of Los Angeles.

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Mice & Autism

November 19, 2013

A common drug reverses social deficits and repetitive behaviors in mice with autism-like symptoms.

Read moreMice & Autism

Armadillo Vision

November 18, 2013

The armadillo’s poor eyesight is helping researchers understand the genes behind certain forms of blindness.

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Wellderly

November 15, 2013

Researchers are studying the genetic factors that keep a small percentage of us extremely healthy, well into old age.

Read moreWellderly

Teenagers & Autism

November 14, 2013

Autistic teens and infants at risk for autism share a heightened interest in looking at objects.

Read moreTeenagers & Autism

Cold Turkey

November 13, 2013

Quitting drugs cold turkey may trigger neurological damage.

Read moreCold Turkey
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