5 February, 2025 – Episode 1001 – Has The Science Bell Been Rung?

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Science In Danger?
Or, is this the typical Presidential transition?

Frogs
They may hold the secret to scanning for allergens

Better Pain!
Is there hope for non-opioid, non-addictive, pain management?

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Can a flagging immune system be reinvigorated?

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Octopus
Sex Chromosomes

Bats
They can be chatty, or not…

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Some Science stories with Kiki!

Mice Two Dads
What are the necessary components to create an adult organism when there are no eggs?

Active Listening
Do your ears wiggle when you walk & wiggle when you talk?

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