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BEYOND TODAY'S OPIOIDS The need for new medicines that soothe pain without risking addiction or overdose death is urgent. Safer opioids and alternative …
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Obscure brain region linked to feeding frenzy in mice
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CHOW TIME When scientists used light to stimulate select nerve cells in a region of the brain called the zona incerta, mice began eating voraciously. The results suggest that the little-studied brain region may have a role in eating behavior. Anthony …
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Deep heat may have spawned one of the world's deadliest tsunamis …
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DEADLY DISASTER The quake that ruptured off the coast of Sumatra on December 26, 2004, was one of the deadliest earthquakes in history, mostly because it …
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Who's Your Mummy? Genetic Secrets of Ancient Egypt Unwrapped
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Scientist Verena Schuenemann is shown examining the lower jaw bone of an ancient Egyptian mummy at the Palaeogenetics Laboratory at the University of Tuebingen in Germany in this undated handout photograph obtained by Reuters May 30, 2017.
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COLORED LINES In this simulation of HAT-P 7b's magnetic field lines, strong lines are shown in blue and magenta. Weaker lines are green and yellow.
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Trump's proposed 2018 budget takes an ax to science research funding
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Science News pay billions of dollars for research? It's a publication supported by subscriptions and advertising, for heaven's sake. Or the schools, most of which are constantly underfunded, whether you believe it or not? More taxpayer dollars with no …
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40 more 'intelligence' genes found
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SMART GENES A large genetic study turns up more genes that may help build intelligence into the brain. abide/iStockphoto. Email. Email. Email. Print. Print. Print. Twitter. Twitter. Twitter. Facebook. Facebook. Facebook. Reddit. Reddit. Reddit. Google+.
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New test may improve pancreatic cancer diagnoses
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CHIP OF HOLES When an antibody-coated chip with nano-sized holes (left) binds proteins in extracellular vesicles (droplets in image at right) shed from pancreatic tumors, a sensor detects a shift in the wavelength of light shining through the holes. K …
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