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Tomorrow night. Sean do you have a real or fake tree . I dont have any tree. Laura no Christmas Tree . Sean i am sending you my christmas cards, can you see itr says Merry Christmas. From sean. Laura whats the stick figure . You dont even have a tree . Thats the biggest lie ever. Sean i havent had time. Laura who else out there believes he doesnt have a Christmas Tree in his house . You can text me, tweet me, whatever. Sean im not a democrat, im not lying. See when its just a simple, i get it. I dont believe you. We will talk to you later. Im laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from was...

2 tiny facial muscles betray how were feeling, and our skin detects the finest of touch is essential for us. Survival today show is all about how we communicate. Welcome to tomorrow to day d, w. Science magazine. A soft touch or a firm grip. Our skin feels every nuance. Its our largest organ with a surface area of up to 2 square meters. The skin comprises a wide variety of receptors. Pain receptors alert us to danger, like overly high temperatures, for example. So called merkel cells help us feel the shape and firmness of objects. Meisner co puzzles are experts in sensing light, touch, refinin...

2 tiny facial muscles betray how were feeling and our skin detects the finest of touches. Essential for us. Revival. Today show is all about how we communicate. Welcome to tomorrow to day d, w. Science magazine. A soft touch or a firm grip. Our skin feels every nuance. Its our largest organ with a surface area of up to 2 square meters. The skin comprises a wide variety of receptors. Pain receptors alert us to danger, like overly high temperatures, for example. So called michael cells help us feel the shape and firmness of objects. Meisner co puzzles are experts in sensing light, touch, scenic ...

Ms. Jain argues each patient generates millions of dollars in revenue for the Health Care Industry and other industries benefit from the high incidences of the disease as well. The program is about an hour. Host rn with dr. S. Lochlann jain a professor of anthropology at Stanford University and its great to be here with you talking about your new book, malignant how cancer becomes us. Guest thank you very much. Its a pleasure to be here. Host how did you get the idea to write a book like this . There are so many people with opinions about cancer, the culture, the ethics of how we deliver cance...

To write an entire book on cancer until i was diagnosed at a relatively young age, diagnosed at 36 and i was astonished at how the different i thought how different it was going through treatment than what i had heard about cancer and what i expected cancer to be. And i sort of expect did i expected to join a well oiled machine in which the cure wasnt obviously guaranteed but people knew about my particular cancer and what i found was something really different so i couldnt help starting to write about it. Host i love the section where you describe going to the doctor and getting the diagnosis...