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Health & MedicineCooking cancer cells
A new technique combining antibodies, carbon nanotubes and near-infrared light holds promise for treating malignancies, scientists report.
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Health & MedicineVirus versus virus
Customized RNA snippets delivered by a harmless virus could someday provide a new way to combat the hepatitis B virus.
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Health & MedicineGut feeling
A bacterial compound can reverse intestinal disease in a mouse, providing the first example of a microbial product “networking” with the mammalian immune system to quell inflammation.
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EcosystemsBetter than a local lady
Orchids lure male pollinators by mimicking the scent of out-of-town female bees.
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EcosystemsBring in the replacements
Missing links in ecosystems disrupted by extinctions could be restored by introducing species that perform the same function, new field experiments suggest.
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SpaceSupermassive black hole says sayonara
Researchers have the first observational hint for the existence of an ejected supermassive black hole, fired by a gravitational rocket from the core of the galaxy in which it formed.
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EarthClimate fix could deplete polar ozone
Scientists seeking to cool Earth’s climate by injecting sulfuric acid droplets high in the atmosphere might trim rising temperatures but could also destroy much of the ozone in polar regions, a new study suggests.
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SpaceSearching for superEarths
Astronomers are exploring a new family of planets beyond the solar system.
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HumansLetter from the Publisher
Science News is about to pause briefly before presenting itself to you in a new form, both in print and online.
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Calorie Kick: Desire for sweets not only a matter of taste
Chemical fireworks in the brain's reward system explode in response to calories, independent of flavor, suggests a new study of mice.
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People move like predators
Cell phone data shows that people's daily roaming follows statistical patterns also seen in predators.