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How solid is the science behind clinical psychology? A group of practitioners suggests a new accreditation system for clinical psychological research training programs.
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CERN's Large Hadron Collider has been restarted following a long repair period. This week, the particle collider passed Fermilab's Tevatron in beam energy, making it the most powerful accelerator in the world. We'll get an update.
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We're making great progress in the Postage Due for LL Langstroth campaign, with supporters contacting us from 31 states and the District of Columbia, in over 125 US Zip Codes...
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It's time for our annual broadcast of highlights from the Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony, recognizing the strange, silly, and stupid in the world of science. Ten Ig Nobel awards were given out this year in early October by the editors of the science humor magazi
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Are all turkeys created equal? Maybe not. A growing number of Americans are forking over hundreds of dollars for "heritage turkeys" for their Thanksgiving spreads, experts say. What's so special about heritage birds? We visit Garden of Eve, an organic farm in Riverhead, NY, to find out.
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Watch this week's episode of "The Big Bang Theory" tonight and see SciFri make a cameo appearance.
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We just got our first LLL200 supporters (TWO!) in Kentucky. I'm really looking forward to crossing the Mississippi River...
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With the holiday season fast approaching, we hit the streets of New York City to see if people were feeling especially stressed. Paul Rosch, president of The American Institute of Stress and a professor at New York Medical College, and Sheldon Cohen, psychologist at Carnegie Mellon University, ...
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Last week scientists reported definite signs of water hidden in darkened craters on the moon. Does that find change human plans for the exploration of space? Should it?
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We'll check in on the American Society for Tropical Medicine and Hygiene annual meeting and talk about highlights from the conference.
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New federal guidelines suggest that women delay the start of routine mammograms until they're 50 years old. We'll talk about the change in guidelines.
