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In this new edition of

Listen and learn about the way researchers have treated early-life trauma over the course of a mouse's life, how the formation of ...

... the gut microbiome could affect yo-yo weight gain in this weekly rundown of Scientific American's

Beckman Institute member Karen Rudolph presents her research in sixty

In this edition of

Dr. Hal Scofield explains the importance of immunizations for the young and old in our latest

Explore Arctic ponds created by invading beavers, reefs ruled by sharks, streams shaped by salmon, and oceans filled with ...

... mutated mammoths, and the catch-22 of medical marijuana in this weekly rundown of Scientific American's

There are tons and tons of diets and other fads claiming to help you lose weight. Here Dr. P's thoughts on weight loss and keeping ...

Beckman Institute Bioimaging

In this special edition of Professor Andrew Whitehouse's regular video series,

Dr. Prescott explains why when it comes to the common cold, it 'nose' the weak spot.

Listen and learn about the dangers of human-produced sound in protected wilderness areas, how the molecule that makes chilis ...

Listen to how foxes can be given a domesticated disposition through selective breeding, why climate from 420 million years ago is ...

Listen and learn about the increased odds of finding life among the number of relatively nearby exoplanets, how and why ...

Listen to how a species of lizard seems to have undergone genetic selection during a recent Southern cold snap, how the ...

Listen in to discover how religion may have contributed to chicken domestication, the new concrete recipes that could prevent ...

Listen and learn about how the misidentification of bed bugs can costs hotels their business, the possibly advantageous effects of ...

Dr. P answers the trivial question: diet or exercise? You may not be surprised by the answer but you might found out a few things ...