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AUG 16, 2010
Cancer & Fructose Cancer cells selectively use fructose to divide and proliferate.

AUG 10, 2010
Shady Supplements Over-the-counter weight loss supplements work no better than a placebo.

JUL 22, 2010
Maglev Food Magnetic levitation technology can be used to analyze food.

MAR 30, 2010
Big Cold Animals A new explanation for why animals grow larger at higher latitudes.

JAN 28, 2010
Eating When Full If you find yourself reaching for dessert when you’re already full, the hormone ghrelin may be responsible.

JAN 21, 2010
Gelatin Source Reality Check investigates the urban legend that gelatin is made from cow hooves.

JAN 18, 2010
Food Fraud Fighters Two high school students expose food-labeling fraud using a simple DNA technique.

DEC 31, 2009
Wide Awake Drunk Energy drinks containing both caffeine and alcohol could lead to unsafe behavior.

DEC 4, 2009
Ice Cream Roundup Researchers attempt to make ice cream more healthful.

DEC 3, 2009
Chewing Gum Myth A listener asks: If you accidentally swallow chewing gum, does it really take years to go through your system?

NOV 2, 2009
Comfort Food Fallacy Peoples' tastes may turn toward the exotic during times of emotional upheaval in their lives.

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

JUN 9, 2009
Cow Methane Geneticists say cattle can be bred to be more environmentally friendly.

APR 28, 2009
Carb Fat Gene Researchers have found a gene that’s key in turning carbs into fat.

APR 17, 2009
Omega-3 Roundup Omega-3 fatty acids aren’t just good for your heart. They could help save the planet.

APR 16, 2009
Race & Bulimia Black girls from poor families are more likely than wealthy white girls to suffer from bulimia.

APR 13, 2009
Kids & Sugar Kids may love sweets more when they're having a growth spurt.

MAR 3, 2009
Evolution of Conscience Hunting and gathering in pre-historic times may have led to the evolution of the conscience.

FEB 13, 2009
Diet Evolution The dawn of agriculture ushered in a surprisingly unhealthy era for humans.

FEB 11, 2009
Gut Microbes Certain gut microbes could be related to obesity.

JAN 23, 2009
Berry Roundup Scientists are discovering the compounds in colorful fruit that help fight cancer and heart disease.

JAN 16, 2009
Caffeinated Fuel In the future, cars could fuel up with coffee grounds.

JAN 1, 2009
Baboon Politics Baboon society is far from democratic.

DEC 4, 2008
Fish Food Small wild fish are used to feed just about anything but people.

DEC 1, 2008
Blue Bananas You might not think by looking at them that bananas are really blue.

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