Health & Medicine

  1. Health & Medicine

    How super are superfruits?

    Fruits are good for you, but some advertisements claim that certain fruits are especially nutritious. Is there science to support the superfruit hype?

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    Music in the brain

    Scientists have uncovered a pattern of brain activity that may tune up musical improvisation.

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    Baby number whizzes

    The brains of very young babies have a sense of numbers.

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  4. Health & Medicine

    Healing honey

    Cough medicines don't work and they can have unpleasant side effects. Doctors are starting to recommend honey instead.

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    The essence of celery

    Tasteless compounds in celery give the vegetable essential flavoring powers.

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    Heart revival

    Scientists have found a way to transform a rat's dead heart into a living one.

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    Memory by hypnosis

    Scientists are using hypnosis to better understand how the brain remembers—or doesn't.

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    Babies prove sound learners

    Scientists are gaining new insights into why babies are so good at learning languages.

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    Sweeeet! The skinny on sugar substitutes

    Millions of people use artificial sweeteners, but are they safe?

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    Heavy sleep

    To maintain a healthy weight, kids need to get enough sleep.

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    A recipe for happiness

    Want to be happier? Recent studies show that science can help.

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    The buzz about caffeine

    Is caffeine bad or good for you? The answer is: a little of both.

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