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December 30, 2005

A working air guitar, the smallest living thing, tips on raising pandas, exercising the brain, and …

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Exercise and Brains

December 29, 2005

Just in case you need another reason to work out, new research shows that exercise can help keep …

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Panda Raising

December 28, 2005

How is the National Zoo making sure its panda cub will grow into a healthy, happy adult?

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Air Guitar

December 26, 2005

Scientists in Finland have turned the fantasy of air guitar into a reality.

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Podcast

December 23, 2005

Long-term effects of a winter birthday, a genetic basis for MS, women downplay heart disease, …

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Marine Bacteria

December 22, 2005

To live on the ocean floor, some bacteria have developed unique chemical properties--some of which …

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Women’s Hearts

December 21, 2005

According to a new study, women are disturbingly likely to downplay or dismiss symptoms of heart …

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Winter Birth

December 19, 2005

Simply being born in winter could have effects year round.

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Podcast

December 16, 2005

Watching memories in the brain, how to make new element, a cure for the afternoon slump, what makes …

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Sexy Swallows

December 15, 2005

You may think that one of the advantages to settling down is not having to spend so much time on …

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Meditation vs. Nap

December 14, 2005

Meditation has been shown to reduce stress, alleviate pain, and treat some mental and physical …

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Memory Trace

December 12, 2005

Nobody can peer into your brain to see your memories. But, recently, scientists may have seen what a …

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