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Energy Roundup

June 29, 2007

Power could go wireless, and sound could be made into electricity.

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Ceiling Height

May 31, 2007

The height of your ceilings can affect how you think.

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Podcast

May 18, 2007

Grilling could take a toll on your health, smarter doesn't equal richer, an infection could help prevent asthma, a step toward fusion reactors, and the closest living descendants of dinosaurs.

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Choice Curve

May 3, 2007

It's not always good business to offer too many choices.

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Celebrity Endorsements

April 25, 2007

Celebrity endorsements may not work as well as companies thought.

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Fab@Home

April 23, 2007

Devices called fabricators are making the leap from factories to homes.

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Car Rattling

March 12, 2007

Scientists are trying to get the rattles out of cars.

Read moreCar Rattling

Podcast

March 2, 2007

Using ultrasound to find expensive wood, how cheese is helping to fight a tree fungus, the connection between prostate cancer and a lack of male sons, the division in your brain, and the secret to a ultra-white beetle.

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Podcast

February 16, 2007

Where insects go in winter, winged dinosaurs, fish that cannibalize their young, calculating the value of polio vaccinaton, and mining can cause earthquakes.

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Sitting Up

February 6, 2007

Sitting up straight may not be such great advice after all.

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Podcast

December 8, 2006

Your birthday greetings to us, hopeful news about malaria in Africa, robots that can recover from injury, news about Neanderthals, the truth about lie detectors, and money brings out the best and the worst in us.

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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 aspirin shrinks tumors, and a boy who can play video games with his mind.

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Podcast

October 27, 2006

Cycles in the Earth's orbit and tilt may cause extinctions, what got the Oracle of Delphi high, why farming salmon hurts their wild cousins, the masculine face of compulsive shopping, and the health benefits of smoking bans.

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Smoking Ban

October 25, 2006

Although smoking bans are controversial, new evidence of the benefit to bar workers is strong.

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Podcast

October 20, 2006

The truth about star naming, a practical plan for getting rid of fossil fuels, imitating gecko feet, worms in your diet, and why we have a bias against foreigners.

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Fossil Fuel Switch

October 19, 2006

A new study shows that we can wean ourselves off of fossil fuels faster than we might suspect.

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Podcast

October 13, 2006

A fabric that detects biohazards, an excess of men, the cost of a year of life, stopping train derailments with lasers, and the rising number of venomous fish.

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Health Care Costs

October 10, 2006

A new analysis suggests the rising cost of health care may be relatively cheap.

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Patient Payola

September 7, 2006

Some drug companies pay doctors to find and keep patients for clinical trials.

Read morePatient Payola

Home Genetics Roundup

August 18, 2006

A government report says genetic tests offered for home use are often not reliable.

Read moreHome Genetics Roundup

Podcast

August 11, 2006

Cars that communicate with each other, reasons to get rid of the penny, improving the information in video games, chubby hamsters help with obesity research, and why snow is white when water and ice are clear.

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Podcast

August 4, 2006

An evolutionary reason for morning sickness, fibers that act as eyes, a South American culture that puts the past ahead, Wal-Mart's economic impact, and new insights from Darwin's Finches.

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Wal-Mart Effect

August 1, 2006

Do Wal-Marts help the economy, or hurt it? The debate continues with this new research.

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Podcast

July 21, 2006

How humpbacks size up a school of fish, a marine tracking network, replacement retinas that work like the real thing, a sniper-detecting robot, and the hidden costs of rough roads.

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