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Health

This Woman Can Smell Parkinson's. It Might Help Lead To Earlier Treatment

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Top Scientists Call for Moratorium Blocking Gene-Edited Babies; Critics Want Action

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The Sciences

A New Way to See Magnetic Fields

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Planet Earth

Not Only Can Honeybees Count, They Can Also Do Math

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New Genome Sheds Light on the Axolotl, a Master of Regeneration

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What 88 Bee Genomes and 10 Years of Studying Apples Tell Us About the Future of Pollinators

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Gut Microbes Could Soon Diagnose and Explain The Cause of IBS and IBD

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A Compound that Makes Bees Into Queens Could also Aid Human Stem Cell Therapies

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Jumping Spider Suckles Spiderlings Like They’re a Litter of Kittens

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Environment

Millions of Years Ago, the Poles Moved — And It Could Have Triggered an Ice Age

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Mind

The Bitter Truth: Coffee Lovers’ Love of Caffeine is Wired in their DNA

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Massive Impact Crater Beneath Greenland Could Explain Ice Age Climate Swing

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