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Health
Check this CDC map to see if you live in a ‘high risk’ flu state
Check this CDC map to see if you live in a ‘high risk’ flu state
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Laura Baisas
Animals
Monkeys with close friends have friendlier gut bacteria
Monkeys with close friends have friendlier gut bacteria
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
New James Webb Space Telescope image shows a secluded galaxy in stellar detail
New James Webb Space Telescope image shows a secluded galaxy in stellar detail
By
Laura Baisas
COVID-19
Getting COVID more than once might be even worse than we thought
Getting COVID more than once might be even worse than we thought
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
How decoding the genome of pearl oysters could save them
How decoding the genome of pearl oysters could save them
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Female octopuses will chuck seashells at males who irk them
Female octopuses will chuck seashells at males who irk them
By
Laura Baisas
Environment
Tropical Storm Nicole nears hurricane status as it hurtles toward eastern Florida
Tropical Storm Nicole nears hurricane status as it hurtles toward eastern Florida
By
Laura Baisas
Archaeology
Ancient ivory comb shows that self-care is as old as time
Ancient ivory comb shows that self-care is as old as time
By
Laura Baisas
Health
Florida state medical boards vote to ban gender-affirming healthcare for transgender minors
Florida state medical boards vote to ban gender-affirming healthcare for transgender minors
By
Laura Baisas
COVID-19
Study shows Paxlovid may help prevent long COVID
Study shows Paxlovid may help prevent long COVID
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Pig bystanders are pretty good at resolving anxiety and conflict in the pen
Pig bystanders are pretty good at resolving anxiety and conflict in the pen
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
The past 8 years have been the hottest on human record, according to new report
The past 8 years have been the hottest on human record, according to new report
By
Laura Baisas
Moons
A blood moon, lunar eclipse, and fiery meteor shower will all grace the sky this week
A blood moon, lunar eclipse, and fiery meteor shower will all grace the sky this week
By
Laura Baisas
Science
The Milky Way’s oldest star is a white-hot pyre of dead planets
The Milky Way’s oldest star is a white-hot pyre of dead planets
By
Laura Baisas
Science
23 tons of rocket debris landed in the remote Pacific Ocean today
23 tons of rocket debris landed in the remote Pacific Ocean today
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Giant beasts once roamed Madagascar. What happened to them?
Giant beasts once roamed Madagascar. What happened to them?
By
Laura Baisas
Archaeology
Climate change is threatening archeological treasures from Alaska to Egypt
Climate change is threatening archeological treasures from Alaska to Egypt
By
Laura Baisas
Environment
Tonga survived the largest volcanic plume in the planet’s history this year
Tonga survived the largest volcanic plume in the planet’s history this year
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Dams are hurting this enigmatic Australian species
Dams are hurting this enigmatic Australian species
By
Laura Baisas
Diseases
Walgreens’ and CVS’ roles in the opioid crisis may cost them billions
Walgreens’ and CVS’ roles in the opioid crisis may cost them billions
By
Laura Baisas
Diseases
A potential vaccine for pregnant mothers could quell the surge of serious RSV cases
A potential vaccine for pregnant mothers could quell the surge of serious RSV cases
By
Laura Baisas
Archaeology
Sex, not violence, could’ve sealed the fate of the Neanderthals
Sex, not violence, could’ve sealed the fate of the Neanderthals
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Rhino horns are shrinking, and humans are to blame
Rhino horns are shrinking, and humans are to blame
By
Laura Baisas
Mars
The Mars Express just got up close and personal with Phobos
The Mars Express just got up close and personal with Phobos
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Tiger sharks helped scientists map a vast underwater meadow in the Bahamas
Tiger sharks helped scientists map a vast underwater meadow in the Bahamas
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
This newly named owl from Príncipe Island calls like an insect
This newly named owl from Príncipe Island calls like an insect
By
Laura Baisas
Science
A skyscraper-sized asteroid will zoom within 1.43 million miles of Earth tonight
A skyscraper-sized asteroid will zoom within 1.43 million miles of Earth tonight
By
Laura Baisas
NASA
Just in time for Halloween, the sun looks like a jack-o’-lantern
Just in time for Halloween, the sun looks like a jack-o’-lantern
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Eurasian jays show masterful intelligence in human psychology test
Eurasian jays show masterful intelligence in human psychology test
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Highway and traffic pollution could be connected to low birthweight
Highway and traffic pollution could be connected to low birthweight
By
Laura Baisas
Physics
Here’s what the Earth’s magnetic field would sound like if we could hear it
Here’s what the Earth’s magnetic field would sound like if we could hear it
By
Laura Baisas
Biology
A Scottish fossil is helping scientists fill the gaps in the lizard family tree
A Scottish fossil is helping scientists fill the gaps in the lizard family tree
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Global carbon emissions will peak in 2025, international agency estimates
Global carbon emissions will peak in 2025, international agency estimates
By
Laura Baisas
Archaeology
This Renaissance-era baby died from living in darkness for a year
This Renaissance-era baby died from living in darkness for a year
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
These now-extinct whales were kind of like manatees
These now-extinct whales were kind of like manatees
By
Laura Baisas
Health
Flu and RSV hybrid virus studied in a lab for the first time
Flu and RSV hybrid virus studied in a lab for the first time
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Fossil fuels are causing a buildup of human health problems
Fossil fuels are causing a buildup of human health problems
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Birds are so specialized to their homes, it shows in their bones
Birds are so specialized to their homes, it shows in their bones
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Baby seals are born with a great sense of rhythm
Baby seals are born with a great sense of rhythm
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Historic drought brings eerie objects and seawater to the surface of the Mississippi River
Historic drought brings eerie objects and seawater to the surface of the Mississippi River
By
Laura Baisas
Diseases
Dementia affects 1 in 10 Americans over 65
Dementia affects 1 in 10 Americans over 65
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Your cat probably knows when you’re talking to it
Your cat probably knows when you’re talking to it
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
A swarm of honeybees can have the same electrical charge as a storm cloud
A swarm of honeybees can have the same electrical charge as a storm cloud
By
Laura Baisas
Biology
Multiple species of Rhododendron thrive by taking turns to bloom
Multiple species of Rhododendron thrive by taking turns to bloom
By
Laura Baisas
Environment
Category 3 Hurricane Roslyn hit Mexico with landslides, flash flooding, and strong winds
Category 3 Hurricane Roslyn hit Mexico with landslides, flash flooding, and strong winds
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Some of Asia’s iconic wildlife doesn’t seem to mind human encroachment
Some of Asia’s iconic wildlife doesn’t seem to mind human encroachment
By
Laura Baisas
Diseases
Uganda’s Ebola outbreak is ‘rapidly evolving,’ according to WHO
Uganda’s Ebola outbreak is ‘rapidly evolving,’ according to WHO
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Fish populations thrive near marine protected areas—and so do fishers
Fish populations thrive near marine protected areas—and so do fishers
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Itchy fish use sharks as swimming scratching posts
Itchy fish use sharks as swimming scratching posts
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Laura Baisas
Science
Researchers found what they believe is a 2,000-year-old map of the stars
Researchers found what they believe is a 2,000-year-old map of the stars
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
JWST give a new look at the Pillars of Creation’s majestic explosion of young stars
JWST give a new look at the Pillars of Creation’s majestic explosion of young stars
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Laura Baisas
Animals
Giant ostrich-like dinosaurs give us a glimpse of ancient North America
Giant ostrich-like dinosaurs give us a glimpse of ancient North America
By
Laura Baisas
Science
Neanderthal genomes reveal family bonds from 54,000 years ago
Neanderthal genomes reveal family bonds from 54,000 years ago
By
Laura Baisas
Health
A COVID strain was engineered in a Boston lab. Here’s why you shouldn’t panic.
A COVID strain was engineered in a Boston lab. Here’s why you shouldn’t panic.
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
The sharp science behind fangs, the ultimate biting weapon
The sharp science behind fangs, the ultimate biting weapon
By
Laura Baisas
Health
Abbot voluntarily recalls a small percentage of infant formula and Pedialyte
Abbot voluntarily recalls a small percentage of infant formula and Pedialyte
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Nakia Creek wildfire forces evacuations during record-breaking heat spell in the Pacific Northwest
Nakia Creek wildfire forces evacuations during record-breaking heat spell in the Pacific Northwest
By
Laura Baisas
Agriculture
How disastrous floods can also lead to food insecurity
How disastrous floods can also lead to food insecurity
By
Laura Baisas
Cancer
Meals catering to different health needs could help save lives—and billions of dollars
Meals catering to different health needs could help save lives—and billions of dollars
By
Laura Baisas
Fitness & Exercise
Children with concussions might benefit from short screen time spurts
Children with concussions might benefit from short screen time spurts
By
Laura Baisas
NASA
Look up! NASA’s asteroid-hunting spacecraft will slingshot past Earth this weekend.
Look up! NASA’s asteroid-hunting spacecraft will slingshot past Earth this weekend.
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Animals notice—and adapt—when humans are in national parks
Animals notice—and adapt—when humans are in national parks
By
Laura Baisas
COVID-19
The risk of heart inflammation is higher for COVID infections than the vaccine
The risk of heart inflammation is higher for COVID infections than the vaccine
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
People will throw away about 5.3 billion phones this year
People will throw away about 5.3 billion phones this year
By
Laura Baisas
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