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Leslie Nemo • November 16, 2016
Researchers are using saliva bacteria to tell people apart and detectives may be next
Cici Zhang • November 14, 2016
The real risk is for pseudoscience, not mood swings or tsunamis
Ellen Airhart • November 11, 2016
New York City wants to try a new strategy to fight pond scum
Abigail Fagan • November 9, 2016
Researchers have debunked the idea that dropped food is still bacteria-free after five seconds
Cici Zhang • November 7, 2016
If fish feel pain and pleasure, what should we do?
Dan Robitzski • November 7, 2016
An exoplanet holds its massive rings together with a backwards-spinning mechanism
Mark D. Kaufman • November 4, 2016
The suggestion that wind turbines discourage tourism is almost certainly wrong
Dan Robitzski • November 2, 2016
Almost 120 years after the particle’s discovery, hologram imaging gives us a peek at the electron
Ellie Kincaid • October 31, 2016
But how I’ll fail anyway
Ashley Lyles • October 30, 2016
Getting rid of unused pills saves lives, but throwing them in the trash may be the better approach
Ashley Lyles • October 28, 2016
Even more pharmacies in Ohio are allowing the public to get anti-overdose drugs without a prescription
Ellen Airhart • October 22, 2016
Particles from air pollution end up in your brain
Mark D. Kaufman • October 21, 2016
NASA takes it seriously but Elon Musk is undaunted
Eleanor Cummins • October 11, 2016
Disagreement over using nuclear power in Washington divides the state
Nicole Wetsman • October 10, 2016
Photographer Matt Kaelin grows bug-eating plants in his Long Island apartment