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AnimalsLucky break documents warbler tornado warning
Warblers fitted with data collecting devices for other reasons reveal early and extreme measures when dodging April’s tornado outbreak.
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EarthSouth Napa earthquake revived bone-dry streams
The South Napa earthquake freed groundwater trapped in nearby hills, revitalizing previously dry streams.
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AnimalsCrows may be able to make analogies
Crows with little training pass a lab test for analogical reasoning that requires matching similar or different icons.
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ChemistryNylon goes green
A new simple chemical reaction makes manufacturing nylon less harmful to the planet.
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EnvironmentAir pollution linked to autism
Air pollution may double a pregnant woman's risk of having a child with autism, a new study suggests.
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Planetary ScienceRosetta may have spotted comet’s primordial ingredients
Photos taken by the Rosetta spacecraft may show pristine material that formed the solar system’s comets, asteroids and planets roughly 4.6 billion years ago.
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Health & MedicineEating only low glycemic index foods may not help the heart
Eating healthy carbs with high glycemic index scores is not bad for your heart, a new study suggests.
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Health & MedicineElectric detection of lung cancer
In 1964, researchers hoped to improve lung cancer diagnosis by measuring the skin’s electrical resistance.
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Health & MedicineOld product might help smokers quit
A drug used in Eastern Europe for decades by people trying to quit smoking outperformed a nicotine patch in a six-month test.
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ClimateSuper typhoon shoved supersized boulder
Typhoon Haiyan pushed a 180-ton boulder, the most massive rock ever seen moved by a storm.
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AgricultureRestoring crop genes to wild form may make plants more resilient
Restoring wild genes could make plants more resilient in tough environments.
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LifeFast test reveals drug-resistant bacteria
A new test uses time-lapse photography to see within a few hours whether individual bacterial cells are vulnerable to antibiotics.