Are You Allergic to Your Cell Phone?

November 23, 2010
Talking too much on your cell phone can be dangerous, but in a more subtle way than you might think. There are all kinds of allergies and it turns out that chatting endlessly on your cell phone can lead to... continued

The Scan & the Pat Down

November 23, 2010
As millions of Americans get ready to travel home for Thanksgiving and Christmas, many are worried about airport scanners and quite a few are resentful of the pat-downs they are receiving. In 2003, we posted a story about this. In... continued

Are You Allergic to Sex?

November 19, 2010
Here's an unfortunate allergy! While sex can be good for you (in many ways), it turns out that even brushing your teeth or waiting hours after eating may not prevent some partners of people with food and medicine allergies from... continued

Moms Have Bigger Brains

November 19, 2010
God may change the brain, but being a mother does too! (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show). New Moms often feel their brains have turned to mush, but new research shows that motherhood may actually cause the brain... continued

Mysterious Bird Deaths

November 19, 2010
First frogs start dying from a mysterious fungus, then bees begin dying off too. Now it's birds (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show)--wild bird populations in the Northwest and Alaska are getting beak deformations that make it impossible for them to... continued

Massage: Not Just a Luxury

November 18, 2010
Is massage really a healing touch? (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show). A massage can make your immune system stronger, so you're more able to fight off colds and flu. Researchers report that people who undergo massage experience... continued

Polls NOT Accurate

November 18, 2010
Opinion polls can affect the way people vote--even on Election Day. The sad thing about all this is that they are NOT accurate! When a recent post-election analysis measured the accuracy of polls leading up to midterm elections, the findings... continued

The Final Word?

November 18, 2010
Although debate continues, independent studies with long-term follow-up strongly suggest an increased risk of brain tumors related to the use of cellular or cordless phones. Researcher .B. Dubey says, "We conclude that the current standard of exposure to microwave during... continued

Brain Excitement

November 17, 2010
Every day our brains are flooded by stimulation--sounds, sights and smells. (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show). At the same time, we are constantly engaged in an inner dialogue, ruminating about the past, musing about the future. Somehow... continued

How to Predict Hurricanes

November 17, 2010
There seem to be more destructive hurricanes every year. Atlantic hurricane activity gets stronger and weaker over a cycle of several decades, and we've been in the active part of that cycle for the last 15 years. Scientists now say... continued