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LifeDangerous Digs
By properly managing a tumor cell’s microenvironment, cancer researchers are making cancer something people live with, not die from.
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EnvironmentCool Idea
While nations concede a pressing need for attacking carbon dioxide emissions, other pollutants offer quicker paybacks.
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HumansThe Tune Wreckers
People who can’t carry a tune, or can but think they can’t, are a rich resource for researchers studying musical ability.
By Bruce Bower -
AnimalsCollision Course
The tales of two ornithologists trying to prevent birds colliding with windows highlight the obstacles facing applied biology.
By Susan Milius -
PsychologyFamiliar faces
"Super recognizers" never forget a visage, an unusual ability that can be put to good use.
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Science & SocietyImpactful Distraction
Talking while driving poses dangers that people seem unable to see.
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NeuroscienceThe Anorexic Brain
Neuroimaging improves understanding of eating disorder.
By Meghan Rosen -
ArchaeologyNotorious Bones
South African finds enter fray over origins of the human genus.
By Bruce Bower -
NeuroscienceMemories lost and found
Drugs that help mice remember reveal role for epigenetics in recall.
By Susan Gaidos