Episode 134 - November 23 2009

from ACS Science Elements · host American Chemical Society

Why hepatitis B hits men harder than women. How changes in a woman’s saliva could help doctors detect and treat age-related diseases. An ultraviolet light switch could lead to better understanding of paralysis.

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