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LifeKiller whale mama’s boys live longer
Survival benefits may explain females’ extended life span following menopause.
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ChemistryWater boils sans bubbles
Insulating steam keeps a superhot object from splattering the soup.
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TechFacebook peer pressure gets out the vote
People were more likely to take part in the November 2010 election when they were told that their online friends already had.
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LifeStem cells may help in treating deafness
A new method triggers the development of sound-sensitive neurons in the inner ear.
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Health & MedicineFirst dengue vaccine trial disappoints
The shots protect against three of the four viral subtypes, failing to deliver full protection, a study in Thailand shows.
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LifeWild snakes reproduce without sex
Virgin births are not just a by-product of captivity.
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Health & MedicineAnti-inflammatories tied to cardiac risk
Heart attack survivors who take ibuprofen or diclofenac appear more likely to die or suffer another attack, a large Danish study finds.
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LifeNew swine flu virus could infect people
Strains found in Korean pigs contain gene mutations that make them potentially transmissible to humans.
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Planetary ScienceMars clays may have volcanic source
Deposits didn’t need flowing water to form, new research suggests.
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LifeInternational Congress of Neuroethology, College Park, Md., August 5–10
Dung beetle gaits and the whine of a mosquito's flight
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The volcano watcher
Matt Patrick’s office is perched not far from the summit of Hawaii’s busiest volcano: Kilauea. When it erupts, he has a good view. Of course, it’s his job to see every possible vista of the peak, whether it’s flying over in a helicopter, hiking to fissures and along lava fields or checking webcams, seismometers and […]