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Politics of Disgust

November 4, 2014

Brain scans reveal our political leanings.

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Prosthetic Touch

October 17, 2014

New advances are giving amputees the ability touch and feel through prosthetic hands.

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Curiosity to Learn

October 13, 2014

Heightened curiosity about one subject primes people to learn less interesting information as well.

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Syrian Cultural Site Destruction

October 3, 2014

War in Syria is reducing much of the country’s cultural heritage to rubble.

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Campfire Stories

October 1, 2014

Campfires may have played a big role in bringing early humans together.

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Disaster Tweets

September 11, 2014

Tweets help civil engineers build higher performing buildings, roads and bridges.

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Early Autism Intervention

September 10, 2014

An early intervention for autism shows promise for helping babies who have not yet been diagnosed with the condition.

Read moreEarly Autism Intervention

Elderly Sleep

August 27, 2014

Insomnia in older adults is due to a failure in brain circuitry.

Read moreElderly Sleep

Chinese Internet Censorship

August 26, 2014

A study tests the limits of China’s internet freedoms.

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Getting by Girls

August 20, 2014

In today’s economy, average students may face growing challenges.

Read moreGetting by Girls

Brain & Behavior Roundup

August 15, 2014

Marijuana may adversely affect brain development in young users.

Read moreBrain & Behavior Roundup

History of Homicide Database

August 6, 2014

A database of homicides in Europe since the year 1200 may help explain extremely long-term trends.

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Friendship Genetics

July 21, 2014

Your friends may be as closely related to you as a fourth cousin.

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Bubble Brains

July 15, 2014

In stock trading simulations, people's brains indicate whether or not they'll get out before the bubble bursts.

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Ancient Cat History

July 11, 2014

Humans and cats kept close company in a Chinese village 5,300 years ago.

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Walkable Neighborhood Health

July 3, 2014

Walkable neighborhoods may lower their residents' risk of obesity and diabetes.

Read moreWalkable Neighborhood Health

UV Addiction

June 30, 2014

UV light may have an opiate-like effect, leading to addiction and even withdrawal symptoms.

Read moreUV Addiction

Mind Reading

June 23, 2014

The ability to read someone’s mood or understand what’s on their mind is something that’s learned, according to a new study.

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Podcast for 18 June 2014

June 18, 2014

CHANGING BRAINS (Encore Presentation) - Why London taxi drivers have bigger brains, how eye movements reveal what we've really seen, and why emulating the eye movements of experts produces better surgeons. And, what long-dead brains can tell us about mental illness. Also: how violent video games could be changing young men's brains.

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Autism & Pollution

June 17, 2014

Air pollution may play a role in autism.

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Sustainable Stuff

June 9, 2014

Manufactured goods today have so many parts from so many places that even the companies that sell them can’t keep track.

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Pregnancy Taste Changes

June 3, 2014

Researchers are identifying molecular changes in taste receptors that occur during pregnancy.

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Phone Mood Prediction

May 12, 2014

Could analyzing phone conversations help predict mood?

Read morePhone Mood Prediction

Height Adjustable Desks

May 7, 2014

Sedentary workers report increased job performance and creativity after they start using adjustable height desks.

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