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Do You Snore? Have Trouble Staying Awake?

Guess what? You may have a sleep disorder. Victor Katch describes the symptoms and health impacts of sleep disorders and describes two simple tests to see if you are at risk.

Talking About Words

Who Knows?

Video: Anne Curzan tackles the subject (or is it the object?) of "who" vs. "whom."

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Talking About Movies

The House of Redgrave

Frank Beaver explores the Redgrave dynasty's far-reaching impact on film and theater history.

Research News

Brain Scans Reveal First Objective Measure of Pain

Scientists have identified how much pain people feel by looking at images of their brains. The research may set the stage to objectively measure anxiety, depression, anger, and more.

Research News

Cyber Attacks: A Clear and Present Danger?

Video: The U.S. Dept. of Defense recently blamed China's military for cyber attacks on American systems. Just how do these attacks occur, what kind of damage can they create, and how can we combat them?

INNOVATION

Statewide Startup Program Launches

Innovators are exploring business opportunities around their technologies via Michigan I-Corps, a seven-week entrepreneurial training workshop funded by the National Science Foundation.

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