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In 1956, when he began working with a small group in a Boston laboratory, measles was a major threat. Seven years later, lifesaving immunizations began.
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Scientists are studying how the argonaut octopus evolved the ability to produce a floating shell-like structure to care for its offspring.
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Five hundred million years ago, soft-bodied sea animals used phosphate to build elaborate, protective armor. Then their resource dried up, and evolution moved on.
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Stopping up rivers where platypuses reside is restricting the odd animals’ migration patterns and causing inbreeding, scientists say.
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For the fourth time, the country’s space program has used a 23-ton launcher that has scattered debris after previous flights.
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Especially for Black patients, inaccurate readings have imperiled care and may have contributed to deaths during the pandemic, experts told an advisory panel.
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In a study of mice, researchers worked out a neural pathway that could help researchers alleviate nausea symptoms from chemotherapy drugs.
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Water competition, termites and poisons have all been credited with causing the formations in an African desert’s vegetation, but researchers say a new study discounts one of them.
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The space rock had been hidden by the glare of the sun, suggesting that more large asteroids are in a solar system region difficult to study from Earth.
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Researchers identified nine caves on the red planet that might make suitable shelters for future astronauts.
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The work-in-progress “Song of the Ambassadors” got a test run at Alice Tully Hall — with Lincoln Center’s artistic director lending her brain.
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Until its collapse last year, the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico spent six decades tuned to the radio stations of the heavens. There is no plan to rebuild it, and astronomers are in mourning.
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Scientists thought the InSight spacecraft had recorded some major marsquakes, but with another NASA mission’s help, they found what had really shaken up the red planet.
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By counting the facial neurons in African savanna and Asian elephants, researchers made a discovery about the animals’ trunks.
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Large groups of insects can create an electrical charge in the atmosphere comparable to that of storm clouds, a new study finds.
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The side effect, a buildup of fluid in the brain, led to the death of one of the children and presents a grave setback for a class of personalized medicine.
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More than a dozen aerosol dry shampoo products from brands like Dove and Suave may have elevated levels of benzene, a carcinogen, the company said.
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An accumulation of scientific research suggests that there’s a lot more to the social lives of lizards, snakes and related creatures.
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Mouse experiments at Boston University have spotlighted an ambiguous U.S. policy for research on potentially dangerous pathogens.
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“The Mold That Changed the World” traces the life of the inventor of penicillin and offers a message: Don’t take antibiotics unless you really need them.
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Retrieving viable sperm from men with low fertility and from people who have used estrogen therapy for years has been a challenge, doctors say. A new, less invasive technique has promise.
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Thursday night into Friday morning will be one of the dates scattered throughout each year when skywatchers can catch a meteor shower.
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As the La Brea Tar Pits & Museum undergoes a major redesign, its leaders hope it can do more to engage the public and educate visitors about the realities of climate change.
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The NASA space observatory’s infrared eye finds out what’s going on within the cloudy cosmic nursery.
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Scientists have discovered several genetic variants that protect Europeans from the bubonic plague — but also increase the risk of immune disorders.
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Fossilized bone fragments of a father, teenage daughter and other related Neanderthals were found alongside stone tools and butchered bison bones.
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A sunfish found near the Azores in the Atlantic Ocean weighed as much as an S.U.V. Scientists say it’s a sign that the sea’s largest creatures can live if we let them.
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A landmark 1979 study found that depressed people had a more realistic view of their influence over events. New research calls that into question.
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A new study shows that domesticated bananas have genetic markers tying them to three types of wild bananas that have not yet been found.
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