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HumansHumans
Humans and Neandertals may not have interbred, after all, the backlash of selfishness and more in this week's news.
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ChemistryMolecules
Tracking the source of wines’ deep reds, fish oil goes to the brain and more in this week’s news.
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EarthEarth & Environment
The supercontinent of the future, pollutants from laundry detergent and more in this week’s news
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Health & MedicineObesity can turn body fat toxic
Excess blubber below the skin can trigger inflammation, possibly increasing risk of disease.
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LifeGenes & Cells
Bacterium’s DNA mostly unused, the death of Black Death and more in this week’s news.
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PhysicsA lighter Higgs, but chase continues
Target narrows after LHC experiments suggest a new lower estimated mass for the elusive particle.
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LifeWoolly rhinos came down from the cold
Ice Age icons were already adapted to harsh climate, new fossils suggest.
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HumansOldest hand axes found
Homo erectus may have made both advanced and simple tools 1.76 million years ago.
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LifeLife
Bird marriages hurt by city hubbub, tadpoles poison their own kind and more in this week's news.
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HumansMiddle school scientists recognized
The first class of 30 finalists in the Broadcom MASTERS will convene in Washington, D.C., this fall to compete in new national science competition geared to younger students.
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ChemistryFighting flames with greener materials
New, nano-thin coatings for fabrics and plastics are relatively nontoxic flame retardants.
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Health & MedicineBody & Brain
One defense against diarrhea and early hints of diabetes in obese children in this week’s news
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