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  1. Spurned lovers’ brains reflect risk evaluation, pain

    Using scanning technology, scientists can see the feelings of hurt, longing, and craving associated with a bad breakup reflected in the brains of recently rejected lovers.

    By Christen Brownlee

  2. Insomniac brains are both asleep and awake

    Brains affected by sleep-induced insomnia function as if both asleep and awake.

    By Christen Brownlee
  3. Ecosystems

    Valuing Nature

    With help from ecotourism-oriented commerce, the threatened birds of Uganda's Mabira Forest Reserve might just save themselves and set an example for conservationists elsewhere.

    By Ben Harder

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    First, thanks for a great article. I did note a few overgeneralizations. The most important, from a beer drinker’s perspective, would be this quote from Raymond J.