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Episode 32: Science News: Moon dirt, your mom's voice, and nasal Vaccines
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Today we are back with another cutting-edge research episode. But instead of talking in detail about one paper, we are going to discuss a broad range of papers that made it into the Scientific news recently. We will discuss:
- Nasal Vaccines against Covid-19
- Scientists grew human skin on a robot finger
- Sleep-deprived mosquitos prefer sleeping over eating
- Ibruprofen in combination with two commonly used drugs can cause kidney damage
- The first look at the black hole at the center of our milky way
- Scientists grew the first plants in real moon dirt
- Dog breeds are a surprisingly poor predictor of behavior
- A moms voice has a special place in kids' brains, but not in teens
- Silent genetic mutations are not as innocent as long thought
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