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Health & MedicineCoffee reveals itself as an unlikely elixir
Coffee is earning a reputation as a health tonic, reducing risk for a long list of ailments and even lowering death rates.
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Science & SocietyLatest science survey is heavy on trivia, light on concepts
A Pew Research Center survey finds that U.S. adults get a D in science. But the questions asked don’t necessarily test your grasp of science.
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PhysicsInvisibility cloaks slim down
An ultrathin invisibility cloak called a skin cloak offers more stealth in a thinner package.
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LifeOld stem cell barriers fade away
Barrier that keeps aging factors out of stem cells breaks down with age.
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Materials ScienceInvisibility cloaks slim down
A new invisibility cloak offers more stealth in a thinner package.
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Science & SocietyRocky families, not same-sex parents, blamed for kids’ troubles in adulthood
Range of adult problems linked to childhood family changes, not gay parents.
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Health & MedicineIn 1965, hopes were high for artificial hearts
Developing artificial hearts took longer than expected, and improved devices are still under investigation.
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OceansGiant barrel sponges are hijacking Florida’s coral reefs
Giant barrel sponges are gradually taking over and threatening Florida’s coral reefs, a new census suggests.
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AnimalsWhy we need predators
It might be easy to say that we should wipe out species that can kill us. But the effects of such action would be far ranging.
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Planetary ScienceEnceladus’ ocean goes global
A subsurface liquid water ocean envelops Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus.
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Planetary ScienceMars’ ionosphere mystery explained
A decades-old disagreement between the Viking landers and spacecraft buzzing around Mars might come down to what time of day each was investigating the Red Planet’s ionosphere.
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