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Health & MedicinePresidency not a death sentence
For occupants of the Oval Office, wealth, status and quality medical care more than compensate for any life-shortening effects of stress.
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LifeEggs have own biological clock
Reproductive cells age independently from the rest of the body, research in worms reveals.
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Health & MedicineScooters save lives of snakebite victims
Nepal project achieves dramatic drop in deaths by using motorbike helpers to rush the stricken to hospital.
By Nathan Seppa -
Health & MedicineE. coli evade detection by going dormant
When stressed, bacteria can temporarily turn comatose and dodge germ-screening tests.
By Janet Raloff -
SpaceDistant world looks ripe for life
Extrasolar planet hunt spots its most Earthlike orb yet.
By Nadia Drake -
HumansDNA highlights Native American die-off
A genetic analysis points to widespread New World deaths after Europeans arrived.
By Bruce Bower -
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EarthArctic has taken a turn for the warmer
Northern climate has changed substantially in the last five years, and the shift is probably permanent.
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HumansNeandertals’ mammoth building project
Stone Age people’s evolutionary cousins may have constructed earliest bone structures.
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Find “extinct” fish alive in South African waters
A “living fossil” gets new family members as more coelacanths turn up.
By Science News