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Podcast

May 22, 2009

HEARING & SOUND: Why hyenas are anything but funny. Can animals dance to a beat? Using sound to save the whales. And physical fitness worsens hearing, but estrogen improves it.

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Comet Roundup

May 15, 2009

Comets may have provided the young Earth the molecules necessary for the formation of life.

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Hungry Mosquitoes

May 13, 2009

Mosquitoes find their prey by following plumes of carbon dioxide.

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Life Light

May 12, 2009

The way light scatters off distant planets may reveal whether life exists on them.

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Dancing Animals

May 11, 2009

Some animals can dance to a beat, while others have no rhythm.

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Podcast

May 8, 2009

COSMIC LIFE: Life on the ancient earth and beyond. The comet theory of the origins of life, how oxygen became abundant enough to support an explosion of life, a new method for locating life on other planets, and refuting the asteroid theory of dinosaur extinction.

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Paldoxins

May 7, 2009

A new kind of chemical can control crop-killing fungi with less environmental impact.

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Jet Lag

May 5, 2009

Two areas of the brain go out of synch during jet lag.

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Pain Roundup

May 1, 2009

A new anesthetic could one day replace narcotics to treat pain after surgery.

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Carb Fat Gene

April 28, 2009

Researchers have found a gene that's key in turning carbs into fat.

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Bone Loss

April 27, 2009

Age-related bone loss is hard to stop once it starts.

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Podcast

April 24, 2009

HEALTH REPORT: Why bone loss can be slowed but not reversed. Genes that turn carbohydrates to fat. How sports drinks damage teeth. And more.

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Insect Food Choice

April 14, 2009

Eating just one type of plant helps insects avoid information overload.

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Kids & Sugar

April 13, 2009

Kids may love sweets more when they're having a growth spurt.

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Podcast

April 10, 2009

How to calculate the distance of stars, new uses for old rocks in the fight against global warming, and why video games might actually be good for your vision.

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Salt Cravings

April 8, 2009

Salt can act as a natural antidepressant.

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Nanoparticles

April 7, 2009

Nanoparticles aren't any more toxic to cells than larger particles.

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Coral Reef Roundup

April 3, 2009

Scientists are using microchips to help protect the world's corals.

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Ant Traffic

April 2, 2009

Unlike drivers, ants never get stuck in traffic jams.

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Smell of Fear

April 1, 2009

Chemicals in sweat can influence our perception of others' emotions.

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Addiction & Parkinson’s

March 30, 2009

Parkinson's disease and addiction overlap in surprising ways.

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Podcast

March 27, 2009

How sleep affects your long-term memory, nap-time for computers saves energy and how we smell fear in people - literally.

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Fingerprint Purpose

March 26, 2009

New research suggests our fingerprints help us feel finely detailed surfaces.

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Crab Claws

March 25, 2009

Bromine is what makes the tips of crab claws extra tough.

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