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Whale Mimics Humans

October 30, 2012

A male beluga whale copied human speech patterns.

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Amniotic Fluid Medicine

October 29, 2012

Cells from amniotic fluid can be reprogrammed more stably than traditional stem cells.

Read moreAmniotic Fluid Medicine

Exergame Roundup

October 26, 2012

Video "exergames" may be helping young people get more exercise.

Read moreExergame Roundup

Medicine Improves Nylon

October 25, 2012

Cancer research may have just solved a big problem for the nylon industry.

Read moreMedicine Improves Nylon

X-Ray Vision Carrots

October 24, 2012

Giving vegetables catchier names could get kids to eat more of them.

Read moreX-Ray Vision Carrots

Fleeing Phytoplankton

October 23, 2012

Scientists report that plant-like organisms called phytoplankton flee their predators just like animals do.

Read moreFleeing Phytoplankton

Degradable Medical Implants

October 22, 2012

Researchers are developing temporary electronic implants that can be absorbed by the body.

Read moreDegradable Medical Implants

Inflammation Roundup

October 19, 2012

Scientists have identified a key to the soothing qualities of mineral baths.

Read moreInflammation Roundup

Blind Navigation Game

October 18, 2012

A computer game that familiarizes blind people with the layout of a virtual building makes it easier to navigate the real thing.

Read moreBlind Navigation Game

Malaria Heads North

October 17, 2012

Global warming may drive malaria northward in coming years.

Read moreMalaria Heads North

Long-lived Eunuchs

October 16, 2012

Over several centuries in Imperial Korea, eunuchs far outlived their non-castrated counterparts.

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Reversible Bee Brains

October 15, 2012

When worker bees and nurse bees switch roles, their brains get a genetic re-boot.

Read moreReversible Bee Brains

Healthy Viruses Roundup

October 12, 2012

Most viruses are actually harmless, and some can even help us stay healthy.

Read moreHealthy Viruses Roundup

Orca Momma’s Boys

October 11, 2012

Killer whale moms live long past menopause, apparently to support and protect their adult sons.

Read moreOrca Momma’s Boys

Transparent Soil

October 10, 2012

A transparent soil substitute may lead to big strides in plant research.

Read moreTransparent Soil

Chimpanzee Brain Development

October 9, 2012

The insulation surrounding nerves develops more quickly in chimpanzees than in humans.

Read moreChimpanzee Brain Development

Neonatal Genetic Testing

October 8, 2012

A new technique makes it possible to scan a sick newborn's entire genetic code in 50 hours.

Read moreNeonatal Genetic Testing

Regeneration Roundup

October 5, 2012

It was once thought that mammals can’t regenerate tissue in the same way that some reptiles do. But new research suggests this might not entirely be …

Read moreRegeneration Roundup

Face Genes

October 4, 2012

Researchers have identified the first five genes linked to facial structure.

Read moreFace Genes

Backwards Hummingbirds

October 3, 2012

New research reveals how hummingbirds fly backwards.

Read moreBackwards Hummingbirds

Socially Deprived Brains

October 2, 2012

Neglect keeps young brains from developing adequate insulation.

Read moreSocially Deprived Brains

Feline Fur Genetics

October 1, 2012

Scientists have discovered that mutations to a single gene in cats can turn stripes into blotches or even erase color patterns altogether.

Read moreFeline Fur Genetics

Light Safety Roundup

September 28, 2012

In-car systems could alert drivers when it’s unsafe to go through a yellow light. And more evidence that light from computers, TVs and other sources …

Read moreLight Safety Roundup

Blocking Alzheimer’s

September 27, 2012

A new mouse model for Alzheimer's treatment gets striking results.

Read moreBlocking Alzheimer’s
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