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An extraordinary baby bonobo is a rare case study for autism researchers
Nests offer clues about natural history, climate change and their owners' mating habits
The Red Cross has banned chronic fatigue syndrome sufferers from giving blood. But does a virus really cause the disease?
For decades new, reliable contraceptives for men have seemed imminent. Why isn't there one available yet?
New research suggests that surface-generated eddies help distribute heat, chemistry and life at deep-ocean hydrothermal vents
A new study finds that alcoholic mice more readily form Pavlovian associations with addictive substances. Similar subconscious memories may haunt recovering addicts
Colonies of fire ants numbering in the thousands can morph into sturdy, waterproof rafts that can remain afloat for months. A new study finds out how they do it
As worries grow over radiation leaks at Fukushima, is it possible to gauge the immediate and lasting health effects of radiation exposure? Here's the science behind radiation sickness and other threats facing Japan
Maps and on-the-ground views reveal the aftermath and its extent
Actor Charlie Sheen, known for his heavy cocaine use, has been stating in interviews that he freed himself of his drug habit. How likely is that?
Darwin may have won in Kitzmiller v. Dover, but five years later has evolution education evolved? A biology teacher who testified in the Dover trial talks about what she faces in the classroom every day, and why teachers need to be prepared
Researchers identify an enzyme crucial to healthy blood vessels, and find it lacking in diabetics
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