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Researchers Restored A Colony Of Microbes In The Gut
A small step towards effective prescription probiotics
Here’s What You Can Do To Help The Declining Bee Population
This humble bombus is in danger of going extinct
Calling Food ‘Healthy’ Doesn’t Really Mean Anything
Nutritionists and food policy experts say the word is nothing more than a marketing term
Why It’s Too Soon To Say HIV Has Been Cured
News of a "breakthrough" treatment may be over-hyped
Maybe Alien Life Runs On Cosmic Rays Instead Of Sunlight
Deadly radiation could be breakfast for microbes on rogue planets, comets, and more
China’s Private Space Industry Prepares To Compete With Spacex And Blue Origin
Satellites and space tourists
Rising Temperatures Load the Dice for Megadrought Risk
Dry times ahead for the Southwest
Peek At The James Webb Telescope Before It Peers Into Forming Galaxies
A big, beautiful mirror turns around to say hello
What If the Neighbors Are Watching?
How peer pressure can be used to lower energy bills
See Hurricane Matthew Through The Eyes Of People Experiencing It
Emerging photos and videos show devastation in the Caribbean and empty shelves in Florida
This “Just Add Water” Chemistry Kit Can Create On-Demand Drugs And Vaccines
To help save this world and the next
Teens Have An Edge When Learning From Rewards
The adolescent brain is setting the stage for adulthood
Airbag For Your Head May Work Better Than A Bike Helmet
Lab tests show the idea is not just hot air
Teenage Scientist Captures Arctic Ice Melt on Film
“I had the opportunity to witness climate change firsthand and it changed my life.”