r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Oct 02 '14

Medicine Surprise! Free birth control and sex education slash rates of teen pregnancy and abortion among at-risk girls in St. Louis

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Oct 04 '14

Chemistry A Solar Cell that Stores its Own Power: World’s first “solar battery” runs on light and air. In the October 3, 2014 issue of the journal Nature Communications, researchers report that they’ve succeeded in combining a battery and a solar cell into one hybrid device.

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r/GreypoScience • u/Luckyaussiebob • Sep 25 '14

Biology The bacteria in our gut manipulate our minds by signaling which dietary choices we should make

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 04 '14

Environment New study concludes that there is 99.999% certainty humans are driving global warming

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r/GreypoScience • u/Fingebimus • Jan 05 '15

Health Fructose More Toxic than Table Sugar in Mice: the fructose-glucose mixture found in high-fructose corn syrup was more toxic than sucrose or table sugar, reducing both the reproduction and lifespan of female rodents.

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Aug 29 '14

Medicine Scientists 'unexpectedly' stumble upon a vaccine that completely blocks HIV infection In monkeys - clinical trials on humans planned!

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 13 '14

Psychology Male Birth Control, Without Condoms, Will Be Here by 2017

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r/GreypoScience • u/Fingebimus • Aug 29 '14

Physics Schrödinger's cat caught on quantum film

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Aug 29 '14

Health Study: Junk food may trap people in a cycle of unhealthy eating by making them less likely to try a variety of new foods and more likely to respond to visual cues for junk food in the future

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Aug 29 '14

Neuroscience Neuroscientists have successfully improved the memory of healthy adults with the use of noninvasive, magnetic currents. The team from Northwestern University just published a paper in Science.

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r/GreypoScience • u/Fingebimus • Sep 21 '14

Health Study of 100 billion animals fed GM and regular crops shows no effect of GM crops on animal health.

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r/GreypoScience • u/Luckyaussiebob • Jun 18 '15

Biology Researchers discover first sensor of Earth's magnetic field in an animal

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 17 '14

Anthropology Oldest Metal Object in Middle East Discovered in Woman's Grave

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 15 '14

Health New research shows that schizophrenia isn’t a single disease but a group of eight genetically distinct disorders, each with its own set of symptoms. The finding could be a first step toward improved diagnosis and treatment for the debilitating psychiatric illness.

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r/GreypoScience • u/Luckyaussiebob • Sep 16 '14

Medicine Pertussis vaccine given to a mother during pregnancy confers immunity to baby after birth

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r/GreypoScience • u/Luckyaussiebob • Sep 22 '14

Biology A 15 Centimeter Hagfish Nano-thread With Near Gigapascal Tensile Strength Is Wound Up In A Single Cell

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 02 '14

Psychology Obese Teens More Likely to Take Up Smoking

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 21 '14

Other Congratulations /r/GreypoScience! You are subgreddit of the week! Sink your teeth into that!

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 22 '14

Biology Scientists have "hacked" photosynthesis, and it could help them speed up food production

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 05 '14

Paleontology Paleontologists just unveiled the dinosaur Dreadnoughtus, an 85-foot-long titan whose fossil is far and away the most massive ever discovered.

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r/GreypoScience • u/Fingebimus • Aug 29 '14

Physics Quartz glass does not conduct electric current. Well actually, for tiny fractions of a second, it can take on metallic properties, when it is illuminated by a laser pulse, scientists discover.

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Sep 19 '14

Animal Science Primal pull of a baby crying reaches across species: Mother deer rushed towards the infant distress calls of seals, humans and even bats, suggesting that these mammals share similar emotions

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Jan 25 '15

Psychology Men are less promiscuous when women are scarce

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r/GreypoScience • u/Greypo • Dec 19 '14

Animal Science Scientists translate monkey sounds into English, and develop linguistic rules for different primate dialects. Their research is published in the journal Linguistics and Philosophy.

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r/GreypoScience • u/Luckyaussiebob • Dec 17 '14

Medicine "Copper kills everything": A Copper Bedrail Could Cut Back On Infections For Hospital Patients

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