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By Nov 25, 2020
Space

Spaceflight affects the human body in two major, peculiar ways

30 new studies show astronauts experience telomere lengthening and mitochondrial malfunction in space.
By Oct 31, 2019
Science

A controversial new study claims Botswana may be the origin of modern humanity

Humanity's origins aren't as simple as we thought
By Mar 16, 2017
Health

High-intensity interval training is great for you—but it won’t keep you from aging

Hot take: cellular-level studies are not the whole picture
By Jul 2, 2015
Our Modern Plagues

Weird Bed Bug Gets Weirder: Genetics Edition

The bloodsuckers may inherit mitochondrial DNA from both mothers and fathers
By Apr 7, 2015
Health

Humans Have Previously Undiscovered ‘Beige Fat’

It could be recruited to fight bad fat
By Mar 4, 2015
Health

Newly Discovered Hormone Simulates Exercise In Mice

The researchers predict that it could do the same for people, too
By Aug 1, 2013
Science

New Evidence: When Did Humanity’s Last Common Male And Female Ancestors Live?

Sadly, Adam and Eve probably didn't date each other.
By Sep 21, 2011
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Proton Transistor Could Help Machines and Organisms Communicate

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Infrared Light Pulses Could Make Better Bionics for Deafness, Blindness and More

Optical signals could be used instead of electrical signals to stimulate cells in the body, scientists say. In a new...