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Thinnest Material

April 9, 2007

A new material is so thin it makes tissue paper look like a brick.

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Video Game Roundup

April 6, 2007

Playing video games could have benefits as well as consequences.

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Obesity and Puberty

April 5, 2007

Obesity could rush girls into puberty.

Read moreObesity and Puberty

Seeing Red

April 4, 2007

The color red affects people's performance on tests.

Read moreSeeing Red

Animal Sex

April 3, 2007

A listener asks: Do animals have sex for pleasure?

Read moreAnimal Sex

End-of-Life Computer

April 2, 2007

Computers could help people make end-of-life medical decisions for their loved ones.

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Blood Test Roundup

March 30, 2007

Blood tests that could reveal who's at risk for mental health conditions are raising ethical concerns.

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Tanning Beds

March 29, 2007

A listener asks: Is artificial tanning better than baking in the sun?

Read moreTanning Beds

Blue Whale Talk

March 28, 2007

Scientists have matched blue whales' calls to some behaviors.

Read moreBlue Whale Talk

Tear Film

March 27, 2007

Scientists are studying the chemistry of tears.

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Three-Way Symbiosis

March 26, 2007

A three-way partnership thrives in scalding soils.

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Useful Measles Roundup

March 23, 2007

Scientists are training the measles to attack cancer cells.

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Upright Earth

March 22, 2007

A listener asks: What would Earth be like if it didn't tilt?

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Cannabinoid Drugs

March 21, 2007

Marijuana-like chemicals in the brain could be key to improving Parkinson's symptoms.

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Aquariums for Ears

March 20, 2007

Scientists are using sound to make public aquariums accessible to the visually impaired.

Read moreAquariums for Ears

Found Cuckoo

March 19, 2007

Scientists have finally recorded the call of a rare cuckoo.

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Old Brains Roundup

March 16, 2007

Senior citizens are less reliable witnesses, and a finding that could help stave of memory loss.

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Round Rainbows

March 15, 2007

A listener asks: Why are rainbows round?

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Bad Medicine

March 14, 2007

Why do so many medical claims get refuted?

Read moreBad Medicine

UV Light & Spider Sex

March 13, 2007

A type of spider uses ultraviolet light in its mating game.

Read moreUV Light & Spider Sex

Car Rattling

March 12, 2007

Scientists are trying to get the rattles out of cars.

Read moreCar Rattling

Geology Roundup

March 9, 2007

Africa's splitting apart, and scientists may have found ancient Ithaca.

Read moreGeology Roundup

Amoeba Movement

March 8, 2007

A listener asks: How do amoebas move, anyway?

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Nonsmoker Lung Cancer

March 7, 2007

Non-smoking women get lung cancer at a higher rate than non-smoking men.

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