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Here’s one way repealing the Affordable Care Act could make people sick
It comes down to easy vaccine access.
What to do if you break your leg in the wilderness
Know how to improvise, but also prepare for mishaps ahead of time
This new museum exhibit tells us to respect the microbes that live on us
A new gallery at New York's American Museum of Natural History reminds us of the powerful bond we share with our resident microbes
Safety or Stomach? The Complex Life of Cows
Researchers create a complex system model for cow group formation
How to Sell Solar Power to Your Neighbors (VIDEO)
A cutting-edge technology offers a new way to trade electricity.
A science podcast with cursing
Getting really excited about how the world (and beyond) work
Smallpox could be way younger than we thought
Those ancient smallpox victims may have succumbed to something else entirely
Squeezing Juice At 6,000 Atmospheres Of Pressure Makes Fast, Fresh Cocktails On Tap
At the new T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, drinks for 20,000
Specialized Cosmetics Protect Skin From Air Pollution
These products are supposed to protect your skin against harmful air pollutants. Do they do what their manufacturers claim?
How A Plastic Cup Became A History-Making Mechanism
An asteroid high-five 10 years in the making
The Most Social Man On The Planet
In just 12 years, Mark Zuckerberg built an empire of 1.71 billion followers. His next goal: to friend the rest of humanity.
Do Infusions Of Young People’s Blood Really Have Health Benefits?
Peter Thiel's latest quest for youth might TK
What Is Electric Brain Stimulation And Should You Try It?
Promising therapy or dangerous DIY Brain hack
The Alarming Battle Over Who Gets To Study Zika
In the early days of the outbreak, gaining access to the Brazilian strain was merely a game of chance
State Court To Decide Whether Algorithms Should Determine Prison Sentences
Will algorithms remove bias or simply reinforce it?