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 Good Habits, Bad Habits Researchers are pinpointing the brain circuits that can help us form good habits and break bad ones
By Ann M. Graybiel and Kyle S. SmithONLINE ONLY:
Can Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Be Blocked 
 How to Search for Life on Mars Experiments now under development could finally answer one of the most profound questions in science: Does life exist outside of Earth?
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How to Land Safely on Mars [Video] 
 Germ Catcher Machines that can quickly identify virtually any bacterium, virus or fungus are being developed for hospitals. Networking the devices could allow health authorities to save lives by spotting disease outbreaks earlier than ever before
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A Surveillance Network We Could Learn to Love 
 Summon the Rain Governments and farmers worldwide spend millions every year trying to control the weather. New science suggests they might be on to something
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How to (Try to) Make It Rain 
 Seeds of a Cure Desperate to develop new drugs for malaria and other ailments, researchers are running clinical trials with traditional herbal medicines—and generating promising leads
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Effective Herbal Remedies Embraced by African Clinics [Slide Show] 
 The Ponzi Economy Many ordinary business practices resemble the infamous con game
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The Original Scheming Ponzi 
 The World Without Free Will What happens to a society that believes people have no conscious control over their actions?
By Azim F. Shariff and Kathleen D. VohsONLINE ONLY:
The Neuroscience of Free Will  

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