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Katherine Gombay

Katherine Gombay

  • Men and Women Remember Pain Differently

    Men and Women Remember Pain Differently

    There may be variations based on sex in the way that both mice and humans remember pain, according ...
    Life & Wellness January 21, 2019
  • Climate and Politics Could Test Arctic People

    Climate and Politics Could Test Arctic People

    People in the Arctic appear to have an inherent ability to adapt to climate change, perhaps because they ...
    Life & Tradition January 9, 2016
  • Some Left Behind as Rich Countries Adapt to Climate

    Some Left Behind as Rich Countries Adapt to Climate

    The climate is changing, but how can we best prepare for some of the changes ahead?
    Environment November 13, 2015
  • Why There Are Way More Guys in the Media

    Why There Are Way More Guys in the Media

    Five out of every six names in the media today are men’s, report researchers.
    Life & Tradition October 3, 2015
  • Insecticide Changes Helpful Spider’s ‘Personality’

    Insecticide Changes Helpful Spider’s ‘Personality’

    Insecticides that are sprayed in orchards and fields across North America may be more toxic to spiders than ...
    Environment August 20, 2015
  • Babies Prefer to Hear ‘Baby Talk’ From Other Babies

    Babies Prefer to Hear ‘Baby Talk’ From Other Babies

    Before they start to babble themselves, babies would rather listen to other babies “talk” than listen to adults.
    Family & Education May 12, 2015
  • ‘Flameproof’ Hawk Is World’s Most Polluted Bird

    ‘Flameproof’ Hawk Is World’s Most Polluted Bird

    A Cooper’s hawk found in Canada may be the most polluted wild bird in the world.
    Environment April 24, 2015
  • How to Take Control of an Unruly System (Like Your Brain)

    How to Take Control of an Unruly System (Like Your Brain)

    All complex systems—whether found in the human body, financial markets, or social situations—fall into 3 categories, in terms ...
    Science March 22, 2014
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