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- A mind for math: A part of the brain associated with making memories may also predict success in learning math
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Web edition: May 18, 2012
Print edition: June 2, 2012; Vol.181 #11 (p. 4)
HUMANS
Learn what confidence means for group decision-making strategies in “Two heads sometimes better than one.”
MATTER & ENERGY
A structural change in spider silk (below) makes it strong enough to string a violin. Read “Scientist fiddles with spider silk.”
BODY & BRAIN
A physician describes controversial anatomical evidence for a fabled female erogenous zone. See “Pinpointing the G-spot, or not.”
New drugs tone down production of an immune protein to fight a skin disease. Read “Psoriasis drugs show promise.”
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