Episode 308 - September 30 2013
from ACS Science Elements Hosted by American Chemical Society
Why deadly heart attacks tend to occur in the earliest hours of the morning. How a medicinal tea used in the South Pacific could lead to better treatments for AIDS. Scientists are closing in on a way to fingerprint one of the world’s favorite liquors.
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