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Teen Skepchick’s Reality Checks 8.26

— August 26, 2011
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  • Scientists start listening to the “cosmic symphony.” (via NPR)
  • Mating with Neanderthals might have had a down side. (via The Guardian)
  • Not to feel left out, the Midwest has a history of major earthquakes. And it’s not a matter of if it’ll happen again, but when. (via Discover)
  • Only about 50% of teen girls have received the HPV vaccine, well below other vaccines targeted at that age group. (via Medical Xpress)

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