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05/23/2019
Mitral valve prolapse might be caused by dysfunctional primary cilia meant to signal cells during development.
Since 2013, eastern China has increased its annual emissions of a banned chlorofluorocarbon by about 7,000 metric tons, a study finds.
The U.S. justice system holds adolescents to adult standards, and puts young people in situations that harm their development, a researcher argues.
Shrubs in mountainous areas of Brazil have specialized roots that secrete chemicals to extract phosphorus from rock.
Terrestrial birds that fall from the sky during their migration across the Gulf of Mexico can end up in the bellies of tiger sharks.
The measles virus can usher in other infections for months, or even years.
Physicians are examining whether discussing shared health goals can bring vaccine-hesitant parents on board.
Measles is a global health threat. Snapshots of several countries show how stopping its spread depends on local conditions and beliefs.
For the first time, scientists have identified the chemical fingerprint of red pigment in a fossil.
Ravens may pick up and share their compatriots' negativity, a study on the social intelligence of these animals suggests.
Little appreciated but vastly important, metrology celebrates a long history with the adoption of new definitions for key units.
After years of preparation, new definitions for the basic units of mass, temperature and more have now gone into effect.
A new computer analysis shows how Mussaurus patagonicus's weight shifted toward its hips as it grew, confirming fossil hints of how its gait changed.
A plant's view of what humans call allergens in pollen grains involves a lot of crucial biology. And sex.
Jumping genes may make it possible to divvy up chromosomes.
Particles inside protons seem to be linked on a scale smaller than a trillionth of a millimeter.
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