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Louse Bustin’

November 20, 2006

Lice are unlikely to evolve resistence to a new technology for exterminating them.

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Podcast

November 17, 2006

Whiskers could help robots feel, how bee brains are like human brains, a genetic disorder with …

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Globetrotting Swells

November 16, 2006

A storm in the Gulf of Alaska broke apart a giant iceberg in Antarctica, more than eight thousand …

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Williams Syndrome

November 15, 2006

A rare genetic disorder causes patients to be musically and conversationally gifted.

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Dead Sea Scrolls’ DNA

November 14, 2006

DNA is helping to solve one of the greatest puzzles in human history.

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Robotic Whiskers

November 13, 2006

When it comes to the sense of feel, whiskers are some of nature's greatest creations. Now engineers …

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Podcast

November 10, 2006

How wool is made washable, the earliest horse corral, a parasite that prefers baby boys, a medical …

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Solar Flares and GPS

November 8, 2006

Strong solar flares could render some GPS receivers temporarily useless.

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Robot Snail

November 7, 2006

A robot snail could make some medical procedures a lot more comfortable.

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Boy-Friendly Parasite

November 6, 2006

A latent parasitic infection may make a pregnant woman much more likely to have a boy.

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Podcast

November 3, 2006

Kids on caffeine, prairie dogs in love, trading shoelace tags for gold in 15th century Cuba, how …

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Aspirin and Cancer

November 2, 2006

Don't go popping pills yet, but aspirin has some promising anti-cancer properties.

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