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Agriculture Expansion In Tanzania May Increase Plague Risk

Airport Screening For Viruses Misses Half Of Infected Travelers

Inequalities In Aging As Government Encourages Us To Work Longer

Science 2.0: Node Prominence Profile And Degree Centrality In Networks

Cats Use Sight Over Smell When Finding Food

Hormone Therapy In Transgender Adults Safe

World's Protected Natural Areas Receive 8 Billion Visits A Year

Biobattery Converts Organic Waste Into Electricity, Gas Or Engine Oil

How Small Can Life Get? These Ultra-Small Bacteria May Be At The Limit

Arctic Apple Gets USDA Approval, Then Gets Acquired

Better Genes Mean Better Beans

It's Life, Jim, But Not As We Know It

Study Suggests Hippocampus Role In Unconscious Memory System

Pump More Oil, Save The Environment - Electric Fields Boost Keystone Pipeline Flow

Statistical Mechanics Reveals The Ideal Hideout During A Zombie Takeover

Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson Awarded National Academy Of Sciences Public Welfare Medal

Adult Stem Cell Transplants Reach 1 Million Worldwide - And Are Still Underused

Feast And Famine Is A Pretty Good Diet For Longevity

Symbiodinium Thermophilum: New Algal Speces Helps Coral Survive Hot Reefs

Global Warming Pause Caused By Interaction Of Atlantic And Pacific Oscillations

Opt For Flexibility In Environmental Policies

More Structure In Your Life? Deconstructing Mental Illness Through Ultradian Rhythms

Big Data Tackles How Urban Movement Is Linked To Social Activity

Cattle Damage To Riverbanks Can Be Undone

Social Psychology Woo: Men With Short Index Fingers And Long Ring Fingers Are Nicer To Women

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