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Health & Science

a brain
Voices in the Family
Health

The secrets of “super-agers”

Researchers at Massachussetts General Hospital and other institutions are gaining a better understanding of & ...

Air Date: January 17, 2017

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binary stars
Skytalk
Science

Spin Cycle

Larry Molnar, an astronomy professor at Calvin College, announced last week that he and his students are foll ...

Air Date: January 17, 2017

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Vera Rubin at Rocky Mountain National Park with her children in 1961. From left to right: Karl, Dave, Allan, Vera, and Judy. Vera is 33. (Courtesy of Allan Rubin and the Rubin family)
The Pulse
Science

Vera Rubin’s son reflects on how she paved the way for women

His mother wasn’t sure what to do, and the Rubin family was weighing her options around the dinner table. It was 1975, and astrophysici ...

9 years ago

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Instead of having a brain like humans
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Science

Thinking without a centralized brain: the intelligence of the octopus

An octopus does not think with its arms, per say, but it comes pretty close. The majority of octopuses’ neurons are not centrally l ...

9 years ago

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an exoplanet
Skytalk
Science

On the Lookout for Life

Dave Heller and Dr. Pitts start by discussing some amazing exoplanet discoveries. In 2017, we can look forward to NASA launching TESS (Tr ...

Air Date: January 9, 2017

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Pills
Voices in the Family
Health

The Opioid Epidemic—from the headlines to hope

The news can sound dire. Opioid addiction is ruining families and taking lives at an ever increasing rate. In this roundtable discussion ...

Air Date: January 6, 2017

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Health

How being a lawmaker turned me into a medical marijuana activist

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9 years ago

In 2011
Speak Easy
Health

Death of Carrie Fisher a reminder for women to guard their hearts

Carrie Fisher’s death at 60 came as a shock. Known as Princess (and later, General) Leia to generations of Star Wars fans, sh ...

9 years ago

a galaxy
Skytalk
Science

Greatest Astronomy Hits of 2016

Join us as we recap the top astronomy-related stories of 2016. 1. A potentially habitable planet was discovered orbiting the close ...

Air Date: January 2, 2017

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This undated photo shows packets and plastic containers of heroin confiscated in Philadelphia. (SEPTA Transit Police via AP)
Speak Easy
Health

Heroin can destroy any family

“Heroin has destroyed my life, and I don’t even use the stuff.” When I heard my mom’s friend say that, my ...

9 years ago

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Speak Easy
Health

The hidden cost of therapy apps

Disruptive technology is here to stay, but not all trades necessarily benefit from it. Psychotherapy is one such field.

9 years ago

the moon
Skytalk
Science

Mini-Moonday

December 25 marks Christmas Day and December mini-moon day! The moon was at apogee, or the greatest distance from Earth (for the month).< ...

Air Date: December 26, 2016

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a line of trees in winter at sunset
Skytalk
Science

Welcoming Winter

The Winter Solstice arrives on Wednesday at 5:44 am. It marks the northern hemisphere’s greatest axial tilt away from the sun, prod ...

Air Date: December 19, 2016

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Chinatown in Philadelphia (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY
Speak Easy
Health

Hunger is a worldwide problem that hits close to home

About a year ago I interviewed a woman who volunteers at a church-sponsored soup kitchen in Center City. The essay, “ ...

9 years ago

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Speak Easy
Health

How to accept an addict at your holiday party

With approximately one in 10 Americans having a problem with addiction, the odds are that someone at your holiday celebration this year struggles with substance abuse.

9 years ago

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