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Gluten-Free Foods

August 29, 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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Yucky Medicines

August 28, 2013

Scientists are trying to learn how to make bitter medicines taste better, especially to kids.

Read moreYucky Medicines

Seal Bombs

August 27, 2013

Underwater explosions scare sea lions away from commercial fishing operations. But the noise could be impacting whales and dolphins.

Read moreSeal Bombs

Bug Soup

August 23, 2013

Mashed-up mixtures of bugs may be a useful indicator of changes in biodiversity.

Read moreBug Soup

Grapefruit & Medications

August 22, 2013

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

Read moreGrapefruit & Medications

Computer Joke Generator

August 21, 2013

A computer program tells jokes, some of which are judged both original and funny.

Read moreComputer Joke Generator

Passionate Performance Roundup

August 20, 2013

Our impressions of a performer's musical talents are strongly influenced by their stage presence.

Read morePassionate Performance Roundup

Food Reward Circuit

August 19, 2013

A molecule in the gut controls the brain's response to food, and its absence could lead to overeating and obesity.

Read moreFood Reward Circuit

Drug & Nutrition Roundup

August 16, 2013

New research shows that marijuana may be harmful to adolescent brain development.

Read moreDrug & Nutrition Roundup

3-D Underwater Microscope

August 15, 2013

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

Read more3-D Underwater Microscope

Fish Schools

August 13, 2013

Making fish hatcheries more mentally stimulating may increase the fish's chance of survival in the wild.

Read moreFish Schools

Human Hostility

August 12, 2013

Prehistoric, tribal humans may have been less warlike than we thought.

Read moreHuman Hostility

Credit Card Fraud

August 9, 2013

How do cyber criminals steal your credit card information?

Read moreCredit Card Fraud

Climate & Conflict

August 8, 2013

Climate change may precipitate violence, according to a historical analysis.

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Silk Brain Implants

August 7, 2013

Silk brain implants could prevent the onset of epilepsy after brain injuries.

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Oxygen & Carnivores

August 6, 2013

Rising oxygen levels during the Cambrian period allowed for the rise of ocean carnivores and the subsequent explosion of animal diversity.

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Chocolate Roundup

August 5, 2013

Chocolate may help protect the aging brain.

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Longevity Markers

August 2, 2013

Low birth weight, unhealthy aging, and chemical signatures in the blood may all be intertwined.

Read moreLongevity Markers

Poison Pits

July 31, 2013

A listener asks whether it’s safe to eat fruit seeds and pits.

Read morePoison Pits

Cancer-Sniffing Scalpel

July 30, 2013

A new surgical knife can tell if it's cutting a tumor or healthy tissue.

Read moreCancer-Sniffing Scalpel

Ocean Antibiotics

July 29, 2013

Researchers have discovered a compound in the Pacific Ocean that fights both staph infections and anthrax.

Read moreOcean Antibiotics

Self-Sustaining Buildings

July 26, 2013

The next generation of green buildings may be self-sufficient.

Read moreSelf-Sustaining Buildings
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Secondhand Vaccinations

July 25, 2013

A vaccine for infants has surprisingly benefited unvaccinated seniors.

Read moreSecondhand Vaccinations

Lunar Insomnia

July 24, 2013

The full moon affects people's sleep cycles, even if they can't see it.

Read moreLunar Insomnia
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