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03/07/2019
A nasal spray with a ketamine-based drug promises faster relief from depression for some people.
Stone Age groups in Europe put small game on the menu surprisingly early.
Scientists originally thought the green hue of some icebergs came from carbon particles. Instead, iron oxides may color the ice.
By winding up its web like a slingshot, the slingshot spider achieves an acceleration rate far faster than a cheetah's.
Astronomers had dismissed the first exoplanet candidate spotted by the Kepler space telescope as a false alarm.
One type of CRISPR gene editor makes frequent and widespread mistakes, studies in mice and rice reveal.
A second person with HIV has gone into remission after receiving blood stem cells from a donor unable to make a protein needed by the virus.
A fast brain wave called a ripple often came before a person's correct answer on a memory test.
The artifact is made of two pigment-stained cactus spines, and has been sitting in storage since its discovery in 1972.
The gravitational pull of subatomic particles born in the universe's first second seem to influence how galaxies cluster into rings.
Welfare reform was meant to help the next generation, but making moms work and capping aid has led to more harm than gain, says a new study.
Wild black bears snacking on leftovers of sugary, highly processed foods in Colorado show possible signs of faster cellular wear.
A high-fiber diet, which boosts the diversity of gut microbes, may make an immune therapy against skin cancer more effective.
Most elements on the periodic table have at least one stable form. But some don't. Here's how long those unstable members endure.
Using the weekend to catch up on sleep is ineffective at making-up for lost sleep and offsetting the consequences to a person's health.
New skin sensors that wirelessly transmit health data could offer a less invasive way to keep tabs on newborns in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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