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Gunshot Survivors and Trauma Surgeons Welcome the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act
Recently, I was standing inside the Dirksen Senate Office Building, waiting to be ushered into the Senate gallery to witness…
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Warmer winters could wipe out Antarctica’s only native insect
The Antarctic midge might be smaller than a pea, but it’s the continent’s largest land animal–and only native insect. The…
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New Abortion Laws Could Make Prenatal Genetic Screening Harder to Do
Ann was 15 weeks pregnant with her fourth child when the results of her prenatal genetic test came back last…
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‘Zombie papers’ just won’t die. Retracted papers by notorious fraudster still cited years later
Alison Avenell spent years collecting evidence that Yoshihiro Sato, a now-deceased nutritional researcher in Japan, was among the most prolific…
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26 US states are likely to ban abortion to the fullest extent possible
After the US Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade, abortion bans in states such as Louisiana and Tennessee…
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What Air Pollution in South Korea Can Teach the World about Misinformation
Climate change is an issue that is deeply entwined with lifestyle and one that requires collective action to solve. However,…
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Chimpanzees hunt for fruit in video game to test navigation skills
Testing how chimpanzees navigate in virtual environments could help researchers understand why they prefer certain routes in the wild over…
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Can farm and food waste power tomorrow’s airplanes?
A version of this story appeared in Science, Vol 376, Issue 6600.Download PDF It’s a painful truth for people who…
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Sequencing Cat Genomes Could Help Breed Healthier Kitties
Cats do not have perfect genes—our furry feline pals can inherit devastating genetic diseases. Key disease-causing versions of genes have…
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Gaia’s Multi-Billion-Star Map of the Milky Way Keeps Getting Better
On June 13, at 6 A.M. ET, astronomers around the world descended on the Gaia Archive: the landing Web page…
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