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Welcome to the science podcast for June 25, 2021. I'm Sarah Crespi. Each week we feature the most interesting

news and research published in science and the sister journals. First up this week, contributing

correspondent Kathleen O'Grady talks about controversy surrounding the use of Botox injections

to alleviate depression by suppressing frowning. Next, researcher Stephen Jang discusses his science advances paper on what turns on the

fruit-fly sex drive.

Finally, we're excited to kick off a six-part series of monthly interviews with authors of books

that highlight the many intersections between race and science and scientists.

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