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New historical research shows how the city of Exeter hunted down accused witches while the rest of the country relented. Its prosecution of benign local sleuths shows how far the authorities were willing to go
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Patients who improved their fitness while waiting for a transplant were about 50% less likely to die before receiving an organ, researchers found.
B cells, a type of white blood cell, protect our bodies by producing antibodies that recognize and bind to invaders like bacteria and viruses.
Whether it's gushing from a bumped nose or pooling atop a pricked finger, our blood is some hue of red. But red-bloodedness isn't universal in the animal kingdom.
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From a nuclear revival to qubits, the MIT Energy Initiative’s annual research conference tracked deployment of today’s technologies to discovery of tomorrow’s breakthroughs.
One of NASA’s strangest, most daunting missions just wrapped up – and its crew didn’t even leave Earth’s atmosphere. Four crew members emerged over the weekend after spending a full year cooped up…
