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Beneficial bacteria are more abundant in the milk of mothers whose babies feed straight from the breast.
Souped-up instruments could spot never-before-seen sources of gravitational waves.
In 'The Perfect Predator,' an epidemiologist recounts the battle to save her husband from an antibiotic-resistant infection.
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A new type of tiny machine harnesses quantum physics to produce more power than a normal engine, under certain conditions.
Packing overdose medication into nanoparticles could help it better counteract dangerous synthetic opioids.
Desert kangaroo rats have a wide arsenal for dodging rattlesnake ambushes. But the most dramatic might be their powerful midair kick.
A new fossil and evidence that the hominids interbred with humans as recently as 15,000 years ago only add to Denisovans' mystery.
Scientists are gearing up to release the first image of the black hole at the center of the galaxy. Here's what they hope to find out.
Antarctica's coasts get most of their snow from just a few big storms each year.
Moons located among Saturn's inner rings are different colors depending on their distance from the planet, suggesting they're picking up ring debris.
Losses due to the amphibian-killing chytrid fungus are "the greatest documented loss of biodiversity attributable to a pathogen," researchers find.
A long-sought protein proves vital for mosquitoes' ability to detect lactic acid, a great clue for finding a human.
In 1969, physicians abused drugs at a higher rate than the general public - that's still true today.
Bioengineered blood vessels could provide a safer alternative than donor vessels or synthetic implants.
Starting a cystic fibrosis drug sooner than usual may protect an afflicted child's lungs, pancreases and reproductive tissue, a study in ferrets hints.
Bits of space debris that collect in Earth's atmosphere may come from as far as the cold, distant Kuiper Belt region beyond Neptune.
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