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Many people use a neti pot and salt water to relieve wintertime nose congestion. (Taunya English/for WHYY)
The Pulse

Is your neti pot routine safe, effective?

Slosh a little salty water into your nose, and it’s like a satisfying kick in the sinuses. For some people, nasal irrigation ...

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Why do we itch? New research says it has to do with the chemical messenger: seratonin. (Shutterstock http://shutr.bz/1yjm1Nb)
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This week in science: Pain’s relation to itch, sex equality in research and white-nose syndrome

Everyone itches, and when we scratch, the itch always seems to come back even stronger. But why?  Dr. Bethany Brookshire, a s ...

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Could fog disinfectant machines help fight the spread of Ebola?

Sanosil International and other companies that produce foggers say their tools can be more effective than traditional methods.  ...

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The Pulse: Because science is all around us, and man is it cool

WHYY’s The Pulse celebrates its first birthday this week, in a celebration ...

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The Pulse: The science of five everyday things

WHYY’s The Pulse celebrates its first birthday this week, in a celebration ...

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How old is too old? Two ethicists debate quality of life as we age

How is this for a headline sure to catch your attention: “ ...

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Jefferson Medical College graduate Maureen Whitsett recites the Hippocratic oath at commencement. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Baking as a frontal lobe workout: how scientists use their skills at home

A scientist who studies brain development in children, and is also the mom of two small kids is sure to have a lot of inner dialogue revi ...

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From ‘death sentence’ to recovery, pancreatic cancer patient finds new meaning in Thanksgiving

Sometimes, it takes a brush with death to remind us what it means to be thankful. That may just be David Silverstone’s opinion, but ...

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The Pulse – Nov. 28, 2014

For young athletes, concussions have been a huge topic of conversation and concern – and we’re not just talking about footbal ...

Air Date: November 26, 2014

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What to look for in wearable tech this Black Friday

Fitness and health tracking gadgets are again expected be a big trend in gift-giving this year. The Consumer Electronics Associati ...

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Brennan Weber
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Are super specialized, highly competitive sports contributing to more ACL tears among kids?

For young athletes, concussions have been a huge topic of concern.  Now there’s another emerging trouble spot – knee inj ...

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Why Thanksgiving dinner tastes better the next day

One might argue that Thanksgiving leftovers are among the most delicious things on this earth.  Is that just because the cooking is ...

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The Pulse – Nov. 21, 2014

With the year’s biggest meal upon us, we look at the science of Thanksgiving dinner. On the menu is the gluten in dinner rolls, sal ...

Air Date: November 21, 2014

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Proposed NFL settlement a bad deal for players, says attorney specializing in brain injury

The proposed $675 million settlement between the NFL and retired players with brain injuries is not a fair deal for players, says New Yor ...

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Heart attack survivors can thank technology and time

Machines might save you if you have a heart attack, but technology isn’t solely responsible for the dramatic decrease in cardiac-re ...

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