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  1. Genetics

    Monkeys born with edited genes

    A DNA-snipping technique inspired by bacteria shows therapeutic promise.

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  2. Astronomy

    Some gas clouds refuse to collapse

    A study of dust gives astronomers a sharper picture of cold gas.

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  3. Health & Medicine

    Should your kid eat organic? The answer is complicated

    The science behind kids’ pesticide exposure is complicated and patchy.

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  4. Neuroscience

    Football helmet redesign can reduce concussion risk

    No helmet will ever eliminate the risk of sustaining a concussions during a football game. But tweaking the design may slow the speed of head movements after a hit and reduce the risk of brain trauma.

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  5. Cosmology

    Slow, cold start to universe suggested

    By allowing particle masses to change, a new theory suggests how the universe could have arisen without a Big Bang.

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  6. Animals

    Disco clams put on a streak show

    Scuba divers call Ctenoides ales the disco or electric clam because the restless, curling lips of its mantle flash bright streaks.

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  7. Physics

    Quarks celebrate their 50th anniversary

    In a 1997 interview with Context blogger Tom Siegfried, Murray Gell-Mann discussed the origin of the idea for the subatomic particles that he named quarks.

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  8. Health & Medicine

    Smoking equality

    A study of tobacco smoking patterns reports that more men than women smoke in every country except Sweden.

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  9. Health & Medicine

    Your baby knows who your real friends are

    Infants are surprisingly good judges of who ought to be friendly to each other.

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  10. Animals

    Synchronous birth

    For young banded mongoose moms, there’s only one choice for when to give birth — the same day as older, dominant mothers. In communities of these cat-sized animals, all females give birth together, no matter when they became pregnant.

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  11. Animals

    When snakes fly

    A gliding snake gets some lift by spreading its ribs, but much about its flight remains a mystery.

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  12. Health & Medicine

    Tumors grow faster in cancer-prone mice given vitamins

    The tumors killed the mice twice as fast as early-stage lung lesions in mice not given the antioxidants, researchers report.

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