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The sperm of polygamous deer mice clump together to beat other sperm to the egg (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

JAN 29, 2010

  

Sleeping birds, sperm wars, looking for water on distant planets, and the value of "most".

For transcripts, visit this week's daily shows:
FEB 1, 2010  Cooperative Sperm
FEB 4, 2010  Value of Most
FEB 8, 2010  Sun Glints
FEB 10, 2010  Sleeping Birds


A listener asks: Do toilet seats spread disease? (Jupiter Images)

JAN 22, 2010

  

MEDICINE: Alzheimer's in the eye, artificial red blood cells, and a microbial Achilles' heel. Also: do toilet seats spread disease?

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Does gelatin really come from cow hooves? (Mark Fickett/Wikimedia Commons)

JAN 15, 2010

  

THE FOOD SHOW - High school students expose food fraud in New York City. Does gelatin really come from cow hooves? And the hormone behind eating when you're already full.

For transcripts, visit this week's daily shows:
JAN 18, 2010  Food Fraud Fighters
JAN 21, 2010  Gelatin Source
JAN 28, 2010  Eating When Full
JAN 29, 2010  Food Roundup


The practice of mountaintop removal mining carries long-term risks for the environment and for human health (J.W. Randolph/Wikimedia Commons)

JAN 8, 2010

  

Mountaintop removal mining's devastating effects on the environment, ancient Martian lakes, an herbal disappointment, fish that punish cheaters, and reading and writing in the brain.

For transcripts, visit this week's daily shows:
JAN 19, 2010  Cheating Fish
JAN 20, 2010  Martian Lakes
JAN 25, 2010  Disappointing Ginkgo
JAN 26, 2010  Mountaintop Removal Mining
JAN 27, 2010  Writing the Brain


Over the past thirty years, the prevalence of nearsightedness in the United States has risen dramatically. (Jupiter Images)

JAN 1, 2010

  

People with Alzheimer's disease get less cancer, nearsightedness is on the rise in the U.S., why the bones of the skull don't become brittle, and how an ingredient in clown make-up could protect astronauts from radiation.

For transcripts, visit this week's daily shows:
JAN 1, 2010  Boron Nanotubes
JAN 6, 2010  Alzheimers and Cancer
JAN 12, 2010  Failing Vision
JAN 15, 2010  Bone Roundup

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