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Nature Podcast

Nature Podcast: 15 June 2017

Nature Podcast

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News, Science, Technology

4.5893 Ratings

🗓️ 14 June 2017

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

This week, treating infection without antibiotics, wireless charging, and making sense of music.   

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0:00.0

This moment, Alex's mile swim, it means everything to him and to all of us.

0:05.2

At Ever North's specialty services, we help providers make sure patient care doesn't get interrupted,

0:10.1

especially for rare, chronic, and complex conditions.

0:13.3

Now Alex and his care team have his hemophilia under control with life-saving medication and care management

0:18.2

from Ever North's specialty pharmacy, Accredo.

0:21.0

So Alex can be the last one out of the pool.

0:23.8

Evernorth's specialty services, because every moment counts.

0:27.0

Visit evernorth.com slash specialty to learn more.

0:34.3

Nature.

0:36.9

In a experiment.

0:40.4

Why is it like so far?

0:41.7

Like it sounds so simple.

0:43.1

They had no idea.

0:44.4

But now the data's... I find this not only refreshing, but at some level astounding.

0:52.2

Nature.

0:54.0

You're listening to the Nature podcast, and this week a new way of charging your gadgets on the move.

0:59.9

A compound that's tough on infection, but gentle on the body's good bugs.

1:04.9

And what we can learn about music from a group of rather special prodigies.

1:09.2

This is the Nature podcast for June the 15th, 2017.

1:12.7

I'm Kerry Smith.

1:13.9

And I'm Adam Levy.

1:18.1

First this week, Charmany has been imagining a world

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