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Power Backpack

October 10, 2005

A new backpack could help save lives in emergencies.

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Aging Brain Roundup

October 7, 2005

Memory loss and hearing loss in aging adults may be closely linked.

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Sleepy Doctors

October 6, 2005

New doctors typically work grueling eighty-hour work weeks. A new report lays out the consequences …

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Detecting Plastics

October 5, 2005

A new device for detecting plastic explosives could be coming to an airport or a public building …

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Hurricane Names

October 4, 2005

One listener asks: How do hurricanes get their names?

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Perfect Pitch

October 3, 2005

How the brain interprets pitch has long been a mystery, but a new discovery is providing insights.

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Archaeology Roundup

September 30, 2005

Mathematicians have come up with a computer model that predicts the decline of civilizations that …

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Born Knowing

September 29, 2005

Some animal babies know how to take care of themselves from day one. One listener asks why this …

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Arctic Shrubs

September 28, 2005

The shrubs that thrive in the warmer arctic winters could have a big impact on the whole planet.

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Plant Sunscreen

September 27, 2005

One listener asks how plants protect themselves from damaging rays from the sun.

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Green Stain-Resistance

September 26, 2005

The race is on to find environmentally friendly alternatives to commonly used chemicals. Science …

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Marine Roundup

September 23, 2005

Sea sponges' simple immune systems are proving useful in medical research.

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