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From KQED. From KQED.

From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Grace Wan in Fermina Kim.

Coming up on Forum, the neck is the body's superhighway.

It carries blood to the brain, air to the lungs, food to the gut.

It's got rest stops, lymph nodes, vocal cords, the thyroid, and it pivots to allow for the perfect selfie and can be adorned in all manners of scarves, necklaces, and ties to denote social class and style. In his new book, The Neck,

biologist Kent Dunlap considers the power, beauty, and vulnerability of necks in humans and

the animal kingdom. We talk to Dunlap. That's all coming up next after this news.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Grace Wan in Fermina Kim. The writer Nora Ephron once devoted an entire essay about how much she hated

her neck. It was the one part of her body that showed visible signs of aging and all its

crepey, wrinkled, and modeled glory, but she might have changed her mind about her neck after

reading biologists Kent Dunlap's new book, The Neck, a natural and

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