Social Justice High Fructose Cram Session Processed sugar isn’t just a recipe for obesity—it may also hurt your ability to learn. Kevin Charles Fleming
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Economics Identity Protection That Really Clicks If you wish to truly know a man, follow the movements of his mouse. It sounds like an… Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Can the Walnut Help Cure Prostate Cancer? A cup of walnuts holds 117 percent of the fat you need in a day. This fact prompted… Michael Haederle
Social Justice Fending Off Skin Cancer With SPF Starbucks Not quite a prescription for a Red Bull and a bike ride, but a new study finds that… Michael Haederle
Social Justice Mice Losing Weight With Less Exercise? What if there was a pill that would allow you to add lean muscle mass and lower your… Michael Haederle
Social Justice Classical Music Boosts Heart Transplant Survival in Mice Japanese researchers report mice who underwent heart transplants survived much longer if they were exposed to Mozart or Verdi. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Ritalin Can Wake the Brain From Anesthesia Researchers propose pulling patients out of anesthesia with "a shot of adrenaline to the brain." Lindsey McCormack
Social Justice More Reasons Not to Skip Your Broccoli A University of Illinois study shows that healthy gut flora and daily doses of broccoli — even when it's been cooked to within an inch of its life — help fight cancer. Jessica Hilo
Social Justice Listening for the Key to Reverse Aging New research on responding to sound may have found a key to reversing, or even preventing, one of the effects of aging. Jessica Hilo