Finding Genius Podcast

How can zebrafish lead to new insight into how neurons within the brain function? Researchers may be able to determine how information is sent between the two by studying the specific relationships b…

What part do extracellular vesicles play a role in cancer development? Research shows that they may be the next step in discovering new cancer treatment techniques. Press play to learn:

• How extrac…

Nearly 200 million metric tons of production come from global aquaculture and fisheries combined.

Dr. Bill McGraw discusses the science, strategy, and logistics behind it all.

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• The …

How can bacteria that have become resistant to treatment be overcome? Using genome engineering may be the technique that allows treatment to overcome the infection once again. Press play to learn:

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Is there something in the water? Or are there many different types of things in the water, depending on the source and location of the water…?

Explore the answer, and learn:

• What factors are impacti…

A cure for cancer exists, says Dr. Bill McGraw, who also says he knows this to be true because he’s been curing it in countless patients for years, with a 95% success rate.

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Where is that smell coming from?! It’s a question we’ve probably all exclaimed before tracking down the culprit…whether or not we want to. Scent detection is an important ability, but do we really un…

How can latent viruses in your body transform into cancer over time? Research shows that while many people have a virus known to cause cancer within them, only some individuals will ever be affected.…

How can theoretical physics give researchers new insight into cancer progression? By opening the zeitgeist of methodology, new understanding may be gained. Listen up to learn:

• How the generation of …

The #1 killer in the world is heart disease—it doesn’t matter who you are or where you live, this killer doesn’t discriminate.

But does it have a code? And could it be cracked with the right technolo…

For most, PCR testing was a topic confined largely to the world of molecular biology textbooks before its widespread use during the ongoing virus situation.

Mention of the test can be heard almost ev…

Is there an underlying cause of negative mental health symptoms and pain for women? Endometriosis may be the culprit for a wide range of adverse health impacts. Listen in to learn:

• How endometriosi…

The dragonfly is the fastest flying insect in existence—regularly breaking most residential speed limits. This is just one of the many fascinating details discussed by entomologist Jessica Ware.

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Paul Sloane’s always been interested in lateral thinking puzzles and has written international best sellers on the subject. He shares how he’s translated those methods into solving problems in the bu…

Can examining the world of insects give humans insight into our state of being? Research may show that many fields of human health can be advanced through the study of insects. Listen up to learn:

• H…

Is studying cellular community ecology the next direction cancer research will take? By gaining insight into the behavior of cancer cells, new treatments may be uncovered. Press play to learn:

• If …

“I went into oncology because I was fascinated by the human side of cancer,” says Dr. Eisenberg. This motivation gives him a unique focus while struggling alongside his patients searching for a canc…

Is a cell as complex as a major city? Or is it thousands of times more complex?

Tune in to explore the answer, and learn:

• How all of life generates energy
• What cells sense, and how they do it
• Why ca…

Do doctors have the correct insight to treat common health issues effectively? Research shows that simple vitamins and minerals may play a much more significant role than you've been led to believe. …

“When something provokes in you a certain feeling that you can’t describe, you can recreate that feeling for the viewer in a painting,” says Jordan Henderson, an artist who has done just that with so…