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60-Second Health

by Scientific American
146 EPISODES
Feb 2015
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Emulsifiers in Food Linked to Obesity in Mice
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Menopause Symptoms Have Unappreciated Staying Power
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Wearable Step Counters Offer Exercise Leg Up
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Millions Risk Alcohol–Medication Interactions
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Life Extension May Add Just Bad Time
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6 Steps to Women’s Heart Health
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Avoid Back-Lit Reading before Bed
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Raw Milk Sicknesses Rise
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Abortions in Medical Settings Rarely Have Major Complications
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Diabetes Prevention in Midlife Helps Protect Aging Brain
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Drownings Kill 140,000 Kids Annually
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Steamy Smooches Share Batches of Bacteria
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Snake DNA Left in Bite ID's Serpent Assailant
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Plan Now for Future Ebola Outbreaks
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Ebola Efforts Helped by Flu Shots
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Kids Who Exercise Don’t Sweat Tests
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Smart Park Benches Weigh Sitters
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Dry Roasting May Up Peanut Allergic Potential
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Drug-Resistant Bacteria Hang Out in Hog Workers
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Graying Parent Care Falls to Daughters, Not Sons
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Tweets Identify Food Poisoning Outbreaks
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Poor Diabetics Suffer More Amputations
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Heat Fells More Distance Runners Than Do Hearts
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Prescription Refill Appearance Change Puts Patients off Meds
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Heavy Metal Headbanging Rare Risk Revealed
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Robotic Exoskeleton Gets First-Ever FDA Approval
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Tanning Mice Get Physically Addicted
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Hi-Tech Helmet Heads Off Stroke Damage
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Wikipedia Dicey as Medical Info Source
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Heroin Has Expanded Its User Base
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Laser Light Coaxes Damaged Rodent Tooth Repair
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Vitamin C Helps Pregnant Smokers Have Healthier Babies
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Some Nail Salon Dryers Bombard Skin with UV
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Snot Clouds Achieve Unexpected Buoyancy
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Morning Light Exposure Tied to Lower Weight
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Hand Soap Ingredient Can Up Body Bacteria Burden
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Many More Americans Issue End-of-Life Instructions
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Goo Keeps Bones Strong but Supple
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Dodgers Doc: No Noninjury Tommy John Surgery to Improve Performance
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Flu Vaccine Keeps Connecticut Kids from Hospitals
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Bedroom TV Linked to Kid Weight Gain
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Store Receipts on Thermal Paper Can Transfer BPA
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Concussions Abound in Soccer, Too
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Dengue Fever Makes U.S. Inroads
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Secondhand Smoke Exposure Doubled Asthmatic Kids' Hospital Readmissions
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Diet Soda Mixers Up Breathalyzer Readings
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The Mercury's Falling...in Women's Seafood Consumption
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Teens and Docs Abstain from Sex Talk
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Older Couch Potatoes Benefit from Even a Little Exercise
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Apple a Day Could Keep Statins Away
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