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Tumor Tell-All
Unraveling complex genetic stories in cancer cells may lead to personalized treatment.
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2011 Science News of the Year
You can’t make this stuff up. An earthquake and tsunami trigger the worst nuclear accident in decades, contaminating thousands of square kilometers in one of the world’s most densely populated countries. Analyses of a sliver of finger bone reveal that the genes of an extinct human relative survive in many people living today. Single-celled organisms […]
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2011 Science News of the Year: Genes & Cells
Nicolle Rager Fuller Boons and busts via gut microbes Studying the secret lives of bacteria living in human intestines has yielded some unexpected finds. One study suggests that most humans have one of three different combinations of friendly microbes (SN: 5/21/11, p. 14), and another reveals that people’s mix of microbes depends heavily on diet. […]
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2011 Science News of the Year: Body & Brain
CHAD SHAW, BRIAN DAWSON, YASUNARI SAKAI, H. ZOGHBI Sifting through autism’s tangled web Each person with an autism spectrum disorder has a different disease, yet some commonalities exist, a flurry of studies reveals (SN: 8/13/11, p. 20). Though the finds don’t point to a clear cause or a cure, they inch researchers closer to a […]
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Science & Society90th Anniversary Issue: 1950s
DNA's structure revealed and other highlights, 1950–59
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Science & Society90th Anniversary Issue: 1980s
Solving the AIDS puzzle and other highlights, 1980–89
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Science & Society90th Anniversary Issue: 1990s
Detecting climate change and other highlights, 1990–99
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Another Side to Statins
Heart-healthy drugs show promise against inflammation, cancer and the flu.
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AnimalsMosquitoes Remade
Scientists reinvent agents of illness to become allies in fight against disease.
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Health & MedicineCatching a Cancer
The official figure for the percentage of human cancers caused by viruses is around 20 percent — but most experts concede that number is largely an educated guess
By Laura Beil