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Dolphins have names, birds keep tabs on their rivals, public health workers may not show during a pandemic, kissing cures hayfever, and a special …
Dolphins have names, birds keep tabs on their rivals, public health workers may not show during a pandemic, kissing cures hayfever, and a special …
Testosterone could treat multiple sclerosis, the end to mowing lawns, nature's super-strong superglue, finding dread in the brain, and the connection …
Microbes on Mars, cell phones tracking weather, the relationship between brain size and intelligence, humans controlling sharks and cockroaches, and …
A condition that makes people pointless, preparing for a pandemic, an early apelike ancestor, a hearing aid in glasses, and promising results about …
Flat light bulbs, teens with migraines, what makes cells alive, reversing cell division, and how the garlic mustard plant kills trees.
Emailing in your sleep, a lost planet, the risks of marketing remedies, a laser that zaps fat, and new developments in nanotechnology.
Fish Week! An underwater surveillance program, fish of the abyssal plain, the math of mayonnaise, calcium and stroke, and medical help from fish.
A super memory, elephant dung and the oil crisis, girls go online, navigating the asteroid belt, and heart-healthy bacon.
Timid football coaches, the link between obesity and pain, the poorest crop, a new anthrax detector, and corals on carbs.
A tiny plane that flaps its wings, the why of "what," how depression scars the brain, why sex pays, and the robin-West Nile connection.
A parasite from cats, how comets kick the bucket, the next best thing to dino DNA, helping disabled kids find their voices, and using lasers in …
Baby's ear for language, the effects of streams on salamanders, what kids do online, how marital stress can be bad for your heart, and a computer that …
The dangers of toxic algae, the intelligence of autistics, antibiotic resistance in dirt, rats' sense of smell, and diagnosing dinosaurs.
What makes a song popular, spite in chimps, the up-side of parasites, the physics of cracking, and fighting flesh-eating viruses and tuberculosis.
How to catch lying politicians, black holes are for real, a virus that could make you fat, having deja vu over and over again, and man versus beast.
An ancient soil-enrichment technology, life outside the solar system, our instant beauty-detectors, our bias for beauty, and running out of metals.
Cocoa's cardiovascular kick, the truth about pheromone perfumes, stopping toxic runoff, reconstructing a dead language, and healing socially deprived …
Cancer-sniffing dogs, the origin of the moon, how saturated fats kill, a new neighbor galaxy, and comedy is healthy.
The North Star's companion, the origin of laughter, scientific mind-reading, an explanation of dark energy, and new insights into cancer and AIDS.
A better way to browse music, sexual orientation in the brain, a great locust migration, the tectonic future of California, and why the desert is an …
Spiders that eat their mates, why cloned animals get sick, some lesser known dangers of inbreeding, the origins of Jupiter's moons, and fish in …
Blocking addiction in the brain, how particle accelerators work, mapping the Milky Way, the other human genome, and how tobacco could save lives.
Pushing the boundaries of maps, how the space station makes oxygen, body image in the brain, how noise affects the heart, and why the narwhal has a …
A working air guitar, the smallest living thing, tips on raising pandas, exercising the brain, and our relationship to the fruitfly