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Penguins from Space

April 23, 2012

Researchers have estimated the total number of Emperor Penguins in Antarctica using satellite images.

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Translational Medicine Roundup

April 20, 2012

A microscopic capsule delivers chemotherapy drugs to tumor cells without damaging healthy cells.

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Raindrop Fossils

April 19, 2012

Raindrop impressions, preserved for 2.7 billion years, reveal clues about the early Earth's climate.

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Self-Healing Plastic

April 18, 2012

Scientists have developed a plastic that repairs itself when damaged.

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Emotional Music

April 17, 2012

Music and speech use the same tonal qualities to evoke happy and sad emotions.

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Internet Symptom Checkers

April 16, 2012

People draw different conclusions from online symptom checkers, depending on how the symptoms are listed.

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Art Roundup

April 13, 2012

What caused Leonardo da Vinci’s famous self-portrait to yellow with time, and the genetics behind Vincent Van Gogh’s mutant sunflower paintings.

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Deep-Voiced Politicians

April 12, 2012

Politicians with deep voices may garner more respect – and votes.

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Tumor-Shrinking Drug

April 11, 2012

Scientists are testing a drug that shrinks a wide variety of cancerous tumors.

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Sugar-Free Carnivores

April 10, 2012

Each group of carnivores has a different set of genetic mutations that has knocked out its sweet tooth.

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Antibiotics and Asthma

April 9, 2012

Taking antibiotics early in life can lead to asthma, according to a study in mice.

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Tech Roundup

April 6, 2012

Researchers have designed a camera that can see around corners.

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NYC Frog

April 5, 2012

Researchers found a previously unknown frog species in New York City.

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Comet Harpoon

April 4, 2012

NASA scientists are testing a harpoon that could bring back samples from comets.

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Light Circuits

April 4, 2012

Researchers are designing faster, smaller circuits that use light instead of electricity.

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Monkey Miscarriages

April 3, 2012

Wild gelada monkeys spontaneously abort pregnancies when a new male takes over the group.

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Comet Harpoon

April 2, 2012

NASA scientists are testing a harpoon that could bring back samples from comets.

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New Health Roundup

March 30, 2012

People whose blood pressure is different in each arm could be at greater risk for vascular disease.

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Sex, Flies & Alcohol

March 29, 2012

Sex-deprived male fruit flies consume more alcohol than sexually satisfied flies.

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Blowing Away Germs

March 28, 2012

A listener asks if opening all the windows will spread cold and flu germs around.

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Naked Mole Rat Brains

March 27, 2012

Researchers have figured out why naked mole rats are resistant to stroke.

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Australian Extinction

March 26, 2012

Human hunters drove Australia’s largest animals to extinction around 40,000 years ago.

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Transplant Roundup

March 23, 2012

Proteins made from cow collagen could help protect aging gums.

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Navigating With Smartphones

March 22, 2012

A combination of smartphones, GPS and radar could help the blind navigate the cities of the future.

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