Search Results for: seek
Skip to resultsCan’t find what you’re looking for? Visit our FAQ page.
5,122 results for: seek
-
-
Health & MedicineVirus versus virus
Customized RNA snippets delivered by a harmless virus could someday provide a new way to combat the hepatitis B virus.
-
Health & MedicineCooking cancer cells
A new technique combining antibodies, carbon nanotubes and near-infrared light holds promise for treating malignancies, scientists report.
-
ChemistryCatching your breath
Scientists are investigating how to use the human breath to diagnose diseases and environmental ills.
-
PlantsMove it or lose it
Climate change may have dire consequences for California’s native plants, which may need to take refuge in some the areas under pressure for development.
-
AnimalsLive fast, die young
With a lifespan of just five months, the chameleon Furcifer labordi leads a briefer life than any other land-dwelling vertebrate.
By Amy Maxmen -
Health & MedicineCancer and college
Highly educated people have reaped the benefits of cancer prevention and treatment. Death rates in this group have fallen, but people with less education have missed out on these gains.
By Nathan Seppa -
Planetary ScienceLunar liquid
A new analysis of moon rocks has revealed that the moon isn’t as bone dry as researchers had thought, whetting the appetite of scientists who seek a deeper understanding of how Earth’s only natural satellite arose and evolved.
By Ron Cowen -
Health & MedicineBusting blood clots with a nanoparticle
An experimental technology that delivers medication directly to a dangerous blockage might augment heart attack treatment, a new study finds.
By Nathan Seppa -
SpaceLakes may lurk beneath chaos on Europa
Pockets of liquid water underlie fractured ice on the Jupiter moon’s surface, a new study concludes.
By Nadia Drake -
HumansUncommitted newbies can foil forceful few
Decisions more democratic when individuals with no preset preference join a group.
By Susan Milius -
LifeThree monkeys a genetic mishmash
Feat suggests embryonic stem cells are less flexible in primates than mice.