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Nov 13, 2015 53 min

110 - Tiny Bubbles, In Your Brain

from Beta Sandwich Science Podcast Hosted by Scott Barnett

On this week's episode of the Beta Sandwich Science Podcast we discuss: (1) How a team of physicians at the University of Toronto are using tiny bubbles and sound waves to make holes in the blood brain barrier to deliver drugs ; (2) If Soda gives you kidney stones; (3) BigData, it's what for breakfast; and (4) Beta Sandwich Science History Game.

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