The guys discuss a recent peanut allergy cure that is almost completely free, an ancient form of artwork with a mysterious surprise, and the one pill that addicts will not be crushing and snorting anytime soon.
The guys discuss how the largest family tree ever produced will change the future, how a gene involved in touch gets hijacked for smell, and why Africa between 50,000 and 20,000 years ago was an unexpectedly crazy place.
The guys discuss how to generate hydrogen using aluminum, why sleep may be the best preventative for Alzheimer's disease, and the horrible secret of radio's Grossest host.
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The guys discuss a new fossil discovered in Israel that may represent a second hominid migration out of Africa, how China just made the world a slightly better place, and the worst reason to get kicked out of a supermarket.
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The guys discuss a shocking new article about the death toll of RSV, how researchers have regrown a limb for the very first time, and the most deadly type of throwing stars.
The guys discuss a groundbreaking new discovery about the nature of genetic mutation, how one of the oldest people just got 30k years older, and the Marvel character you'll never want to meet.
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About Science Faction
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Hosted by an Archaeologist/Comedian, a Stand-Up Comedian, and a different Guest Scientist every week, Science Faction is a blue comedic review of the week's published scientific articles.