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We have all benefitted from human fetal tissue research, including President Trump. Here's how.
The Trump administration has ended new human fetal tissue research. It could be used to hunt for go…
Hilary Brueck
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The editor-in-chief of the Journal of the American Medical Association explains how a medical study gets published
"Two-thirds of papers are rejected without external peer-review," JAMA's Howard Bauchner told Busin…
Sarah Fielding
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IITs and NITs will now be ranked on how many women they educate and employ
Indian universities should strive to achieve something that has been taking for granted for long - …
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NOAA's top scientist tried to get the White House on board with its science ethics policy. He got demoted by email instead
The Trump administration has battled with scientists who have spoken out against attempts to distor…
Tom Porter
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Biden's coronavirus board is made up of former federal officials who oversaw past epidemics including AIDS, Ebola, and Zika
At least 10 of the 13 members on Biden's COVID-19 advisory board have served the federal government…
Aria Bendix
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If you feel trapped by emotional pain, ACT can help you accept it and work toward a more fulfilling life
If avoiding distressing thoughts only causes more pain, ACT can teach you to accept those emotions …
Rebecca Strong,Aaron Sternlic…
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Founder and CEO of biotech company Nuritas is keeping the company's mission fixed on 'learning the language of life' to bring molecular food science to new heights
Founder and CEO of biotech company Nuritas said, "Technology is everywhere, but its success and fai…
Hazel Davis
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DRDO is inviting applications for apprentice posts in India — Here is how you can apply
Candidates who have already undergone apprenticeship training in any institute/organisation ar…
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Poop from pets and infants created flaws in key science at uBiome, and now the buzzy startup is conducting an internal review of its foundational research
Two former uBiome employees who handled the data said that while removing the infant data would hav…
Erin Brodwin
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A NASA helicopter took photos of wreckage from a rover that landed on Mars. It's yet another example of how humans are polluting other worlds.
The 4-pound chopper, the first aircraft to take flight on another world, snapped pictures of the Pe…
Paola Rosa-Aquino
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An engineer has devised a way to stop Arctic ice from melting by scattering millions of tiny glass beads to reflect sunlight away
In 1979, Arctic sea ice spanned about 2.7 million square miles (7 million square kilometers). By la…
Aylin Woodward
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4 science-backed health benefits of peppermint oil and the best ways to use it
Peppermint oil can be rubbed on the temples to help with headaches or swallowed in capsules to help…
A.M. Hammond,Jason McKnight
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Facebook is quietly developing 'soft robotics' - flexible robots that move and act like living organisms
"They can carry soft and fragile payloads without causing damage ... they can squeeze through openi…
Rob Price
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Experts rate 12 vaccine claims by Robert Malone, the doctor catapulted to fame on Joe Rogan's podcast
Malone developed some of the first mRNA vaccines for mice in the 1980s. But experts say some of his…
Hilary Brueck,Andrew Dunn
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Scientists created a fish from human stem cells that swims on its own. The bizarre experiment could one day help them build hearts from scratch.
The artificial fish is a bioengineering feat, but there are immense hurdles to overcome before scie…
Marianne Guenot
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A group of Mark Zuckerberg-funded researchers is testing implantable brain devices as part of a $5 billion quest to end disease
A less publicized component of the $5 billion program includes work on brain-machine interfaces, de…
Erin Brodwin
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Coal emissions increased for the first time in 7 years, pushing the US even further from meeting its 2030 climate goals: analysis
One researcher told The Guardian it was "dismaying" to see that US emissions rose at a faster rate …
DeArbea Walker
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As nurses grapple with burnout and staffing shortages, new guidance has them fearing for their own health
"We are dying. And we are not replaceable. Patients die due to short staffing. And staffing has nev…
Morgan Keith
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Smokers and vegetarians may be less vulnerable to COVID-19 infection, says a government research organisation
The pan India survey was conducted by an eminent team of 140 doctors and research scientists to …
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If you've ever accidentally poured milk in the bin or put your keys in the fridge, new research could explain why
Colton and his team have conducted some further experiments to probe the effect in more detail. The…