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In the shaggy coat of a sloth lives a vast fungal community, churning out bioactive compounds that could one day serve as the basis for new drugs.
Boston-based researchers think they have hit upon a major development in stem cell studies, one which could benefit a large populations of patients suffering from inflammatory diseases.
Researchers use a particular type of MRI to map the pathways in brains with epilepsy and brains without epilepsy.
As the popularity of fecal matter transplants skyrockets, some researchers and doctors are worried we need to slow down and evaluate these treatments more carefully. […] More
Features
Darwin’s theory of evolution wouldn’t be what it is, if it wasn’t for one Alfred Russel Wallace.
Currently, we rely on the Endangered Species Act to protect those near extinction. But there may be a better way to safeguard our nation’s treasured wildlife.
Opinion
What modern video games could learn from their analogue ancestors. More
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With all the angry voices chiming in on genetically modified foods, it can be really hard to figure out where the basic science stands. More
Love your smartphone that delivers clear sound and bright colors but still fits in your pocket? One element stands between us and a secure technological future. More
