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Stone Town, Zanzibar
Health

2 of the scientists who worked on the first ancient Swahili DNA analysis say the results weren’t African or Asian—they were both

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March 30, 2023
With techno-nationalism on the rise, the world needs a peaceful NATO for science and technology

With techno-nationalism on the rise, the world needs a peaceful NATO for science and technology

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March 28, 2023
Zebrafish
Health

Fish have feelings, new study finds

By Christina Larson and The Associated Press
March 23, 2023
Two senior women drink coffee in front of a suburban home
Health

Caffeine could reduce body fat and cut diabetes risk, scientists say

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March 15, 2023
Medical examiner
Health

From grave-robbing to unclaimed poor to donating your body after death: Here’s a look at the strange history of medical cadavers

By Susan Lawrence, Susan E. Lederer and The Conversation
March 10, 2023
A picture of Xi Jinping clapping
Tech

As America obsesses over ChatGPT, it’s losing the race with China on tech in 37 out of 44 key areas, study funded by the State Department says

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March 2, 2023
The gene-editing technology in your store-bought tomatoes that could eat agriculture
Commentary

The gene-editing technology in your store-bought tomatoes that could eat agriculture

By Vivek Wadhwa and Alex Salkever
February 27, 2023
‘Quantumania’ is taking over. Here’s where we stand in the real ‘quantum realm’
Commentary

‘Quantumania’ is taking over. Here’s where we stand in the real ‘quantum realm’

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February 18, 2023
Vivek Wadhwa: ‘I lost my wife to cancer in 2019–and decided to defeat it for good. Now all of India is joining my quest for world-saving innovation’
Commentary

Vivek Wadhwa: ‘I lost my wife to cancer in 2019–and decided to defeat it for good. Now all of India is joining my quest for world-saving innovation’

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February 3, 2023
Old Synagogue in Erfurt
Health

Something happened to Ashkenazi Jews in medieval Europe to eliminate genetic diversity, study finds

By Shai Carmi, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, David Reich, Harvard University and The Conversation
December 1, 2022
california gas stove
Environment

Scientists know stoves in California leak a gas that causes cancer. The only question is how many

By Drew Costley and The Associated Press
October 20, 2022
mass grave from black death
Health

You might have Crohn’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis or lupus because your ancestor survived the Black Death, study says

By Laura Ungar and The Associated Press
October 19, 2022
NASA is offering $70k as a prize for the best design for a Martian metaverse to help train astronauts
Tech

NASA is offering $70k as a prize for the best design for a Martian metaverse to help train astronauts

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May 19, 2022
The pandemic shows what patients and their doctors can contribute to research
Commentary

The pandemic shows what patients and their doctors can contribute to research

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April 25, 2022
Concept illustration of NASA's Perseverance rover.
International

Putin’s Ukraine War prompts scientists to cancel a much-anticipated mission to find life on Mars

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March 17, 2022

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