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Foldit Game

June 12, 2008

A new web-based computer game could lead to breakthroughs in medicine.

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Rhesus Monkey Roundup

May 30, 2008

The rhesus monkey pecking order reveals a link between stress and calorie intake.

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Podcast

May 30, 2008

ANIMAL MODELS: Rhesus monkey social relationships reveal a link between stress and overeating, what the platypus genome can tell us about being a mammal, how an antidepressant restores vision in rats, negligent mother mice have abnormal brain chemistry, and fruit flies uncover secrets of aging and pain.

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Obesity & Energy

May 29, 2008

Researchers look inside the cell for a possible obesity treatment.

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Antidepressants & Vision

May 28, 2008

The antidepressant fluoxetine (Prozac) shows promise in correcting a vision problem.

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Negligent Mice

May 27, 2008

Mice that neglect their offspring have a neuro-chemical disruption in their brains.

Read moreNegligent Mice

Diabetes Roundup

May 23, 2008

Diabetes during pregnancy puts babies at risk for birth defects, and teenage mothers-to-be are especially vulnerable.

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Podcast

May 23, 2008

MEDICINE & TECHNOLOGY: CSI in the hospital, remote medicine with cellular phones, a better gas mask, the influence of cancer cells, and an upsurge in gestational diabetes.

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Hospital CSI

May 21, 2008

Hospitals are using crime scene investigation techniques to root out infections.

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Cancer Bubbles

May 20, 2008

Tumore cells can spread malignancy through tiny bubbles containing cancer-causing proteins.

Read moreCancer Bubbles

Cell Phone Medicine

May 19, 2008

Cell phones may enable doctors to do sophisticated medical tests in developing countries.

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Podcast

May 16, 2008

EVOLUTION & EPIGENETICS: Lizards evolve new structures in record time, geographic gene expression in Moroccan Berbers, Tyrannosaurus rex protein confirms genetic link between dinosaurs and birds. Also: Assessing the health of the oceans.

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Expanding Atherosclerosis

May 6, 2008

Atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, is one of the leading serious problems in the western world. New research suggests that its reach might extend beyond the heart.

Read moreExpanding Atherosclerosis

Podcast

May 2, 2008

RADIATION: The world's most powerful laser, radiation dangers for astronauts, a new drug fights radiation poisoning, and the lifespan of the sun.

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Radiation Protection

May 1, 2008

Scientists are taking lessons from tumor cells to fight the damaging effects of radiation and chemotherapy.

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Pain Roundup

May 1, 2008

A new anesthetic could one day replace narcotics in treating pain after surgery.

Read morePain Roundup

Anxiety & Blood Clotting

April 29, 2008

Severe anxiety can lead to elevated blood clotting, and an increased risk of heart disease.

Read moreAnxiety & Blood Clotting

Space Radiation

April 28, 2008

Exposure to radiation in space could make astronauts prone to cancer.

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Podcast

April 25, 2008

ALL ABOUT BLOOD: The antimicrobial powers of alligator blood, getting blood from a fruit fly, mental health and blood clotting, and new insights into hardening of the arteries.

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Alligator Blood

April 23, 2008

Alligator blood may be a source of powerful antimicrobials.

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Sensing Calories

April 22, 2008

Our brains may get pleasure from high-calorie foods that has nothing to do with taste.

Read moreSensing Calories

Fruit Fly Phlebotomy

April 21, 2008

A new technique can draw pure blood from a single fruit fly.

Read moreFruit Fly Phlebotomy

Unique Genes

April 14, 2008

We inherited most of our genes from our evolutionary ancestors. But a small percentage of genes only occur in humans. Scientists are just starting to find out how they make us who we are.

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Microcrystal Roundup

April 11, 2008

Tiny microcrystals can tell us about the geological history of continents, and they also affect the health of the planet.

Read moreMicrocrystal Roundup
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