by
Jocelyn Kaiser
New grants are intended to spur innovation, risk taking
by
Jean Marx
Combination of environmental copper and cholesterol may hike risk
by
Dan Ferber
A feeble cousin of West Nile virus protects mice from the real thing
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Quinn Eastman
The chemical defenses of young plants may yield new medicines
by
Betsy Mason
Burying nuclear waste in granite may be easier than thought
by
Lucy Maddox
On Guam, tasty fruit bats are found to concentrate a neurotoxin
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Gene-swapping may not obscure evolutionary history
by
Erik Stokstad
Ancient Trackways in Strip Mine Threatened by Reburial
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Parasites have been deforming frogs for decades
by
David Malakoff
Administration charged with manipulating data for political gain
by
Aparna Sreenivasan
Tiny whirlpools propel water-walking insects
by
Fiona Proffitt
Low vaccination rates could help measles reestablish itself in the U.K.
by
Gretchen Vogel
Study bolsters idea that neurogenesis and depression are linked
by
Constance Holden
The first cloned horse is her mother's identical twin
by
Quinn Eastman
Herring used in traps spurs surplus of tasty crustaceans
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Buggy outbreaks may be more likely in years following a drought
by
Martin Enserink
New vaccine protects in just 1 month, could help stem outbreaks
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
A warmer climate may spur the growth of allergy-provoking weeds
by
Dennis Normile
New report on Hiroshima radiation exposure roils international collaboration
by
Naomi Lubick
World Trade Center smoke and dust linked to underweight babies
by
Richard A. Kerr
Phoenix mission to hunt for signs of life
by
Barbara Casassus
CNRS says it needs a new director to deal with changing times
by
Solana Pyne
Diversity thrives in rich pockets of marine life
by
Constance Holden
Antidepressants protect a brain region damaged by depression
by
Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
New California consortium hopes to make pharmaceutical research pay
by
Naomi Lubick
New evidence of how some Pompeians initially survived Vesuvius's wrath
by
Deborah Hill
A molecular switch regulates neuron production in the adult brain