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Drool Stress Test

July 13, 2006

If the blood-curdling cry's not enough to tell you that your baby's stressed out, you might want to check the tyke's drool.

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Adaptive Happiness

July 12, 2006

It may seem obvious that good fortune or tragedy would have lasting effects on our overall happiness. But what's obvious is not always correct.

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Dinosaurs Evolved

July 11, 2006

In Jurassic Park, scientists ressurected dinosaurs from ancient DNA. But where did the dinosaurs that actually walked the Earth come from?

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Escaping Eggs

July 10, 2006

In nature, eggs are sitting ducks. But some types of eggs may not be as helpless as they seem.

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Food Security Roundup

July 7, 2006

In many societies, being overweight is a sign of affluence. But in the United States, it's more common for poor people to be overweight. Why?

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Offensive Chants

July 6, 2006

Scientists are developing new ways to keep sports fans from getting out of hand.

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Fossil Bird

July 5, 2006

Researchers have found an ancestor of modern birds that walked with dinosaurs.

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Coal-Based Jet Fuel

July 4, 2006

Good old-fashioned coal could revolutionize jet fuel.

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Love Hormone

July 3, 2006

A hormone seems to take the edge off of marital spats.

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Jet Stream Roundup

June 30, 2006

Red-eye flights are hard on your system, and they may also be hard on the envirnoment.

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Anti-Cancer Gum

June 29, 2006

A new type of gum could help prevent some cancers.

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Elderly BMI

June 28, 2006

New research shows that people should perhaps get plumper with age.

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Supernova Rock Art

June 27, 2006

An ancient rock carving in New Mexico could be an astronomical record.

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Hunting Whales

June 26, 2006

Killer whales sing for their meals.

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Anger Roundup

June 23, 2006

Lots of people get angry over little things. And now a study shows that lots of people act on that rage, too.

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Alcohol and Colds

June 22, 2006

We answer this listener's question: Can a shot of alcohol stop a cold in its tracks?

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Horse Whinnies

June 21, 2006

A scientist is trying to decode the horse's whinny.

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Ape Planning

June 20, 2006

You'd pack very differently for a trip to the beach and a trip to the mountains. It turns out that chimps and orangutans have a similar kind of …

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Invisibility Cloak

June 19, 2006

Harry Potter's invisibility cloak may not be completely fictional for much longer.

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Psych Roundup

June 16, 2006

Scientists have finally come up with an explanation for how Ritalin works.

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Pregnancy Stress

June 15, 2006

If being pregnant in today's fast-paced world is enough to stress you out, take heart. It may be a good thing.

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Caffeine Test

June 14, 2006

Llamas may soon help you test whether that decaf your server just poured is really decaf.

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The Microbes Below

June 13, 2006

To study underground bacteria, scientists have been pretty much just digging holes. Until now.

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Music and Parkinson’s

June 12, 2006

An experimental treatment for Parkinson's symptoms doesn't even require a prescription.

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