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Health & MedicineImagination Medicine
Brain imaging reveals the substance of placebos. Expectation alone triggers the same neural circuits and chemicals as real drugs.
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SpaceFirst LHC proton collisions postponed further
The world’s most powerful atom smasher won’t reopen for business until the end of June at the earliest, rather than in April as scientists had previously estimated.
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PsychologyRecovering memories that never left
New research suggests that some people who recover memories of childhood sexual abuse are prone to false recall, while others are likely to have forgotten earlier recollections of actual abuse.
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LifeFat cells also linked to prion infection
Disease-causing misfolded proteins at home in a growing list of tissues, organs.
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SpaceMartian stairs suggest predictable ancient climate
Tilt in Mars' axis could have created stair-stepped rock formations long ago.
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HumansHelp NAS and Yourself
A science-backgrounder series for the public is coming, and you can help choose the topics.
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HumansScience Reporting Fallout
Newspaper cutbacks are being linked to diminished science reporting.
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LifeSpanish Inquisition couldn’t quash Moorish, Jewish genes
Finding suggests modern history, not just prehistory, can leave a strong mark on a region’s genetic signature.
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LifeFunny smell may have split bee species
Among male bees that create their own perfume, a change in the sense of smell might mean a split in species.
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Health & MedicineMen line up for circumcision in Africa
But demand for the operation, shown to guard against HIV and other infections, exceeds availability.
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HumansCNN downsizes science team
The move and timing for greatly restructuring science-and-environment coverage at the nation's all-news cable giant are perplexing.
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HumansReal News: An Endangered Species
Forget Black Monday. What will happen now that it's beome a Black Year for news reporters at papers and other conventional media?
By Janet Raloff