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‘Quantum dots’ mess with bacteria’s defenses, allowing antibiotics to work BY MARIA TEMMING 7:00AM, OCTOBER 9, 2017 Source: Science News Antibiotic...

       COLD SPRING HARBOR, N.Y. — When breast cancer spreads, it moves in gangs of ready-to-rumble tumor cells, a small genetic study suggests. ...

Blog Post provided by Sciences News Last August, scientists injected a potential vaccine for Zika virus into a human being — just 3½ months after t...

(Article from USATODAY.com) This is not a drill. The eclipse is today. We repeat, the total solar eclipse is today! Yes, the celestial event of ...

(Article from popsci.com) When Tristram Stuart was growing up on a farm in England, he raised pigs as a hobby. He saw that much of the thrown-out ...

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A newly discovered glass frog from Ecuador’s Amazon lowlands is giving researchers a window into its heart. Hyalinobatrachium yaku has a belly ...

It killed 739 people in Chicago 1995. In Europe in 2003, it claimed another 70,000 lives. Just seven years later, it would take down 55,000 more in...

Bedtime stories, roughhouse play, and sharing household chores can influence children's health and well-being in enormous ways, new research sh...

You know it as a white smudge across the lifeguard’s nose, or a soothing cream on your baby’s bottom. But someday, the white ointment that protect...

Climate change may keep you awake—and not just metaphorically. Nights that are warmer than normal can harm human sleep, researchers show in a new p...

(Article from winefolly.com) What makes a great wine… great? By understanding the processes involved with making a great wine, you’ll be able to id...