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Brain Training Cuts Dementia Risk a Decade Later
How a brief intervention could have such long-lasting results remains unclear
Chemistry
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Tim Kaine's Climate Record Is All over the Map
Space
Dark Matter Stays Dark
Conservation
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Beaver Dams Strengthened By Humans Help Fish Rebound
Chemistry
Chemistry
No Health Problems from 2014 Chemical Spill in West Virginia
Policy & Ethics
Policy & Ethics
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Math
Math
Quiz: Are You a Real Math Geek?
Computing
Computing
"Coding for All": Is It a Smart Goal for Schools?
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Donald Trump's Real Ambition
Trump is driven by one thing and one thing only: the search for glory
Dark Matter Stays Dark
The most sensitive search yet for the mystery substance draws a blank after 20 months
Tail Docking and Ear Cropping Affect Dogs, and Not Just Physically
Study finds these elective surgeries influence perceptions of dog personality
The Air Conditioner That Makes Electricity
A new hybrid device could significantly reduce the power required to cool commercial buildings
The Bicycle Problem That Nearly Broke Mathematics
Jim Papadopoulos has spent a lifetime pondering the maths of bikes in motion. Now his work has found fresh momentum
The U.S. Blew $1.4 Billion on Abstinence Education in Africa
The effort was supposed to prevent the spread of HIV—but it didn’t work, according to the most comprehensive study of the program
Special Report
Whatever Happened to Cloning?
Biology
In the 20 years since Dolly the sheep’s birth, the still controversial technology is making advances. These articles cover the latest developments
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Scientists Map Nearly 200 Areas in the Human Brain
A newly updated map of the human brain may be the most accurate yet, helping solve over 100 years of arguments.This video was reproduced with permission and was first published on July 20, 2016. It is a Nature Video production.
