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Date: July 2009

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JUL 31, 2009
Healthy Mouth Roundup Oral hygiene could stave off heart disease.

JUL 30, 2009
Moon Elements A listener asks: What is the moon made of?

JUL 29, 2009
Auditory Synesthesia Some people hear sounds when they see something move.

JUL 28, 2009
Immune Microparticles A new approach to regulating the immune response may make organ transplants safer.

JUL 27, 2009
HPV Vaccine Vaccines against the viruses that cause cervical cancer are proving to be extremely effective at preventing the disease.

JUL 24, 2009
Robot Roundup A new generation of robots can recognize and mimic human facial expressions.

JUL 23, 2009
Tools as Body Parts People perceive tools as extensions of their own bodies.

JUL 22, 2009
Alzheimer’s & Caffeine Caffeine may stave off and even reverse the underlying cause of Alzheimer's disease.

JUL 21, 2009
Staring into Space A listener asks: What are your eyes and brain doing when you stare into space?

JUL 20, 2009
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter will send back unprecedented information about our closest cosmic neighbor.

JUL 17, 2009
Cardiac Roundup Consuming sugar can damage the heart by causing arteries to expand too fast.

JUL 16, 2009
Rammed Earth The right amount of water can make a green building material super-sturdy.

JUL 15, 2009
Plankton Imaging Satellite instruments can measure the health of the ocean's tiny - but vital - phytoplankton.

JUL 14, 2009
Robo-Ferret Researchers are designing a small robot to scour cargo containers for contraband.

JUL 13, 2009
Virtual Sounds New computer programs generate real-time, accurate sounds for virtual-reality events.

JUL 10, 2009
Wildlife Health Roundup Increased rates of cancer in wild animals could spell bad news for threatened and endangered species.

JUL 9, 2009
Wagging Dogs A listener asks: Why do dogs wag their tails?

JUL 8, 2009
Lamprey Contraception An evolutionary quirk in the sex hormones of sea lamprey could help bring the destructive Great Lakes invader under control.

JUL 7, 2009
Frozen Bacteria Bacteria trapped in eons-old ice could shed light on extraterrestrial life.

JUL 6, 2009
Re-Sizing Dinosaurs Dinosaurs may have been smaller than previous estimates.

JUL 3, 2009
Green Cows & Trees Roundup Today’s cows are more efficient than those of 50 years ago.

JUL 2, 2009
Arsenic & Flu Exposure to arsenic, a water pollutant, makes mice more vulnerable to swine flu.

JUL 1, 2009
Computer Composer A new computer program can generate an infinite amount of original music.

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