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Scientists are working out how Trichomonas vaginalis, one of the most prevalent sexually transmitted infections, causes problems in women and men.
The distribution of Mercury's mass and small stutters in the planet's spin suggest it has a giant solid inner core.
Carved 'potbelly' stone sculptures suggest people in what's now Guatemala knew about magnetism more than 2,000 years ago.
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The first image of M87's black hole suggests it is 6.5 billion times the mass of the sun - close to what was expected based on how stars move around it.
Researchers are seeking ways to break the link between preschool worries and adult anxiety.
'Invisible Women' explains how neglecting to collect or use data on women harms their health and safety.
A new device for investigating bat migration suggests that the flying mammals orient themselves by the setting sun.
The supplement kratom can cause heart racing and agitation.
By putting millions of tiny quakes on record, scientists hope to learn more about what triggers the big ones.
A genetic score predicts who is at risk of severe obesity, but experts say lifestyle matters more than genes.
A study using U.S. census data shows primarily Asian and Hispanic immigrants may trigger gentrification in U.S. neighborhoods.
Wind-induced melting that occurred during the Antarctic autumn may be accelerating the Larsen C ice shelf's collapse, which could raise sea levels.
Four hours after pigs died, the animals' brain cell activity was restored by a sophisticated artificial system.
The chemistry of the universe began with helium hydride. Scientists have just seen it in outer space for the first time.
Frantic parenting demands after eggs hatch curtail male black coucals' philandering excursions the most, a study finds.
For years, scientists have declared P values of less than 0.05 to be "statistically significant." Now statisticians are saying the cutoff needs to go.
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