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Katrina Mental Health

December 5, 2007

The mental health of Katrina victims isn't improving like it should – and in some cases, it's getting worse.

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Minor Keys

November 29, 2007

A listener asks: Is music written in minor keys universally sad?

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Baby Robots

November 26, 2007

Researchers have developed a new way for children once left behind by their peers to explore the world around them.

Read moreBaby Robots

Human Psychology Roundup

November 16, 2007

If you want to increase your mental powers, turn off the T.V. and start up a conversation.

Read moreHuman Psychology Roundup

Animal Behavior Roundup

November 9, 2007

Fish suffer from sleep deprivation just like humans.

Read moreAnimal Behavior Roundup

Podcast

November 9, 2007

When plants heat things up. How dolphins sleep. "Healthy" restaurants that aren't. Army ant groupies. And more.

Read morePodcast

Healthy Restaurants

November 5, 2007

Restaurant chains advertising healthful food may actually encourage overeating.

Read moreHealthy Restaurants

Fear and Bonding Roundup

November 2, 2007

The hormone oxytocin helps mothers bond with their babies.

Read moreFear and Bonding Roundup

Vocal Joystick

October 29, 2007

A new computer program allows users to operate a mouse using just the sound of their voice.

Read moreVocal Joystick

Podcast

October 26, 2007

Chewing gum that's not sticky. Worms and bacteria team up. Some very hairy genetics. And more.

Read morePodcast

Animal Attention

October 22, 2007

Humans may be hard-wired to pay attention to animals, according to a new study.

Read moreAnimal Attention

Autism Mouse

October 17, 2007

A new mouse model of autism may be the closest thing yet to replicating the condition in animals.

Read moreAutism Mouse

Mate Selection Roundup

October 12, 2007

When it comes to speed dating, women are choosier than men.

Read moreMate Selection Roundup

Podcast

October 12, 2007

Whale-inspired windmills. Tracing the origins of a killer asteroid. Using vowels to sell. And more.

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Meaningful Vowels

October 8, 2007

Vowel sounds in product names may imply what kind of product they're best suited for.

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Podcast

October 5, 2007

The mosquito's exquisite sense of smell. How genes affect our odor perception. The cognitive skills of apes and toddlers. New analysis of old fossils leads to surprising discoveries. And how forensic scientists get DNA from blood.

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Apes vs. Toddlers

October 3, 2007

Although equivalent in many intellectual tasks, human toddlers are much better than apes in social thinking.

Read moreApes vs. Toddlers

Smelly Genes

October 1, 2007

New genetic evidence explains why each person perceives odors differently.

Read moreSmelly Genes

Sex, Drugs and Rock N Roll

September 27, 2007

Listening to our favorite music activates the same region of the brain that is involved in drug addiction.

Read moreSex, Drugs and Rock N Roll

Perfect Pitch

September 20, 2007

A Web-based perfect pitch test reveals new details about the musical ability.

Read morePerfect Pitch

Expectations Roundup

September 14, 2007

When we expect the worst, we don't always feel as bad as we think we will.

Read moreExpectations Roundup

Podcast

September 7, 2007

Counting underwater volcanoes. A new source of antibiotics. Which trees are better at fighting global warming. The power of repeating yourself. And crows that use tools to get food. video

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Opinion Repetition

September 5, 2007

Hearing one person repeat same opinion is surprisingly influential.

Read moreOpinion Repetition

Podcast

August 31, 2007

A computer with a sense of humor. Frisky foxes. Giant insects of the ancient earth. And more.

Read morePodcast
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