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• WEDNESDAY 21. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 06:45 What Makes Us Moral

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  Morality and empathy are writ deep in our genes. Alas, so are savagery and bloodlust. Science is now learning what makes us both noble and terrible--and perhaps what can make us better  

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• THURSDAY 15. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 10:10 Skip the Botox. Try Facial Yoga

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  Yoga enthusiasts say the routine practice of making funny faces can take years off your appearance.  

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• WEDNESDAY 14. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 08:25 Making the Case for Vaccination

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  A new study shows that immunizations have prevented a record number of deaths in the U.S. So, what's the fuss over vaccines?  

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• 08:25 When Surgery Succeeds, But Healing Fails

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  Surgeons take it for granted that skin will heal after we cut it. Once in a while, however, that doesn't happen  

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• MONDAY 12. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 23:35 What Goes Wrong in the ADHD Brain

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  A new study finds that the brains of kids with ADHD mature more slowly than average. The question is, do they catch up?  

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• SATURDAY 10. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 16:20 Does Day Care Help At-Risk Kids?

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  A new study suggests that taking disadvantaged children out of the home as early as nine months can be beneficial for their development  

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• FRIDAY 9. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 10:15 California's Christmas List: Clean Air

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  Gov. Schwarzenegger wants to clamp down on greenhouse gas emissions from cars. Only the U.S. government stands in his way.  

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• 10:15 When the Patient Is a Googler

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  A well-informed patient can be a good thing, so long as he or she's got the right kind of information  

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• WEDNESDAY 7. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 21:35 Assessing a Failed AIDS Vaccine

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  Merck's promising AIDS vaccine candidate turned out to be an absolute failure in trials, but it may still pave the way for future success  

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• 16:05 A New Comet Takes the Stage

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  Comet Holmes is acting out in outer space, and its brilliant light is, for the first time, visible to the naked eye  

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• 16:05 Amsterdam After the Mushroom Ban

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  Prohibition of a popular hallucinogen will reshape the drugs market in Europe's Sin City  

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• 03:50 Saving Monkeys from Extinction

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  A recent census of the world's primate population finds that many of them are in danger of disappearing  

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• TUESDAY 6. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 18:40 The Great Uncircumcision Debate

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  More and more men claim that circumcision has made their sex lives suffer. They're going to great lengths to grow their lost skin back.  

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• 07:55 The Peanut Butter Sandwich Under Threat

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  More children are allergic to peanuts than ever before, and the school lunchroom may never be the same  

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• 07:55 The Science of Growing Body Parts

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  Taking a page out of a science fiction tale, a scientist at Wake Forest University has figured out how to grow human organs in the lab.  

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• THURSDAY 1. NOVEMBER, 2007
• 12:30 Are We Happier Facing Death?

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  A new psychological study reports an intriguing finding -- that terrifying thoughts trigger unusually positive emotions  

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• TUESDAY 30. OCTOBER, 2007
• 07:40 Finding -- and Fighting -- Autism Early

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  Autism spectrum disorders can be picked up and treated very early in life, if you know what symptoms to look for  

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• FRIDAY 26. OCTOBER, 2007
• 01:45 Men Get Breast Cancer Too

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  In discussions about breast cancer, the male form of the disease is often overlooked -- so, men end up going longer without diagnosis or treatment  

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• THURSDAY 25. OCTOBER, 2007
• 18:30 Setback for Nigeria's Polio Fighters

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  The polio eradication campaign has made remarkable strides in Nigeria. But a recent outbreak -- caused by the vaccine itself -- threatens to derail it  

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• 18:30 When the Patient Is a Celebrity

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  It turns out that a football player with a busted knee can teach an orthopedist a thing or two about the practice of good medicine  

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• WEDNESDAY 24. OCTOBER, 2007
• 08:35 Making Gold Miners Pay

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  Gold and other precious-metal mines excavate on federal lands -- and wreak havoc on the eGold and other precious-metal mines excavate on federal lands -- and wreak havoc on the environment, and it doesn't cost them a cent. Now a federal bill aims to change that  

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• TUESDAY 23. OCTOBER, 2007
• 05:10 Green Heroes of 2007

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  From activists to tycoons, politicians to inventors, these are the remarkable people trying to cool a warming earth  

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• 05:10 The Energy Solution: Do Something

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  How do we create energy and sustain our environment? A panel of scientists lays it out simply. Conserve, invest, clean up the developing world. Repeat.  

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• SUNDAY 21. OCTOBER, 2007
• 23:05 Are Microchip Tags Safe?

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  Studies show that RFID tags, implanted in pets and humans, can cause cancer in mice. But one maker defends his chips  

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• SATURDAY 20. OCTOBER, 2007
• 00:35 The Mortification of James Watson

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  Once again, the Nobel-winning geneticist has embroiled himself in controversy -- this time over foul remarks about race. But does he really deserve this much condemnation?  

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