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Dolphin Diabetes

February 23, 2010

Diabetes may benefit dolphins' big brains.

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Dolphin Self-Awareness

February 19, 2010

Dolphins recognize themselves in mirrors.

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Memory Roundup

February 5, 2010

Your ability to remember faces may be in your genes.

Read moreMemory Roundup

Alzheimers Eye

February 2, 2010

An eye test could oneday screen for Alzheimer's disease early on.

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Podcast

January 29, 2010

Sleeping birds, sperm wars, looking for water on distant planets, and the value of "most".

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Eating When Full

January 28, 2010

If you find yourself reaching for dessert when you're already full, the hormone ghrelin may be responsible.

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Writing the Brain

January 27, 2010

Scientists have pinpointed the brain region responsible for efficient reading, writing and spelling.

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Podcast

January 15, 2010

THE FOOD SHOW - High school students expose food fraud in New York City. Does gelatin really come from cow hooves? And the hormone behind eating when you're already full.

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Angry Faces

January 13, 2010

A new study suggests that not only do we cue into angry faces, we're more likely to think they're looking right at us even if they're not.

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Podcast

January 8, 2010

Mountaintop removal mining's devastating effects on the environment, ancient Martian lakes, an herbal disappointment, fish that punish cheaters, and reading and writing in the brain.

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Alzheimers and Cancer

January 6, 2010

A recent study suggests that people with Alzheimer's disease are less likely to get cancer, and vice-versa.

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Podcast

January 1, 2010

People with Alzheimer's disease get less cancer, nearsightedness is on the rise in the U.S., why the bones of the skull don't become brittle, and how an ingredient in clown make-up could protect astronauts from radiation.

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Wide Awake Drunk

December 31, 2009

Energy drinks containing both caffeine and alcohol could lead to unsafe behavior.

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Naked Mole Rat Survival

December 28, 2009

Naked mole rats can survive without oxygen longer than any other mammal.

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Running Monkeys

December 23, 2009

Vigorous exercise helps monkeys avoid symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

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Podcast

December 18, 2009

BRAIN REPORT: Vigorous exercise could stave off Parkinson's disease, oxygen-defying naked mole rats, why alcohol and caffeine make a dangerous combination, and why you can't fool anyone on Facebook.

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Sleep Deprivation

November 11, 2009

Researchers discover how to reverse the cognitive effects of sleep deprivation in mice.

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Podcast

October 30, 2009

Rescuing the brain from sleep deprivation, too much light can be depressing, sobering news in the treatment of chronic illness, and an installment of our new series, Reality Check.

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Brain to Brain Interface

October 28, 2009

Scientists have successfully transmitted information from one brain to another.

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Podcast

October 23, 2009

Lies parents tell their children. Is comfort food a fallacy? Imitating the dog's nose. And computer-facilitated brain-to-brain communication.

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Butterfly Navigation

October 20, 2009

Monarch butterflies use their antennae to help them navigate thousands of miles to Mexico.

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Reading Brains

October 19, 2009

Scientists can reconstruct what a person has seen by analyzing brain scans.

Read moreReading Brains

Podcast

October 9, 2009

How Monarch butterflies navigate their way to Mexico, do honeybees really die when they sting you, why apologies are better than cash, and brain scans that reconstruct what you were just looking at.

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Nicotine & Memory

October 6, 2009

Nicotine strengthens brain connections that associate memories with the urge to light up.

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