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LifeLife
How hummingbirds really work, the thermostat preferences of leeches, and cattle-sparing disease testing in this week’s news.
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LifeBody attacks lab-made stem cells
In mice, the immune system targets and destroys reprogrammed adult skin cells, raising questions about their medical potential.
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Health & MedicineDon’t share that clarinet
Bacteria can linger on woodwind instruments, particularly those with reeds, for days, a new study finds.
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Health & MedicineBody & Brain
Coffee may help protect against prostate cancer, plus protecting organ transplants and limiting HIV transmission in this week’s news.
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Health & MedicineBacterial meningitis keeps falling
Vaccination against a strep bacterium and other microbes has proved a potent deterrent over the past decade, a nationwide survey shows.
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LifeGenes & Cells
Gene therapy for dogs, plus an HIV gatekeeper and new neurons from skin in this week’s news.
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Health & MedicineSpotting newborns at risk of hearing loss
Testing for cytomegalovirus in saliva of infants can identify those harboring the virus, a new study shows.
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Health & MedicineBody & Brain
No link between viral suspect and chronic fatigue, plus reading minds, colored glasses for migraines and more in this week’s news.
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LifeGenes & Cells
European scientists object to genetic testing, plus triggers for Alzheimer’s and asthma in this week’s news.
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LifeNew gene therapy fixes mistakes
For the first time scientists have repaired a damaged gene in a living mouse.
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LifeTasmanian devil genomes offer some hope, few answers
While clues to combating the infectious cancer that's threatening the species remain elusive, the completion of two genetic blueprints reveals a low but stable genetic diversity.
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MathVarying efficacy of HIV drug cocktails explained
Steepness of slope in dose-response curve tips off researchers to importance of timing in virus’s life cycle.