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A sweeping analysis of 177 species, from beetles to whales, finds that human-made noise more than doubles animal death rates and scrambles who eats whom.
We haven't written up this one. Anthropocene Magazine has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Country is in the middle of worst measles outbreak since 1991, with more than 5,400 cases nationally The United States could lose its measles elimination status this week, an event likely to cement…
Pooling data from 66 brain imaging studies, researchers found that autistic individuals showed differences in white matter microstructure across many of the brain’s major pathways, particularly…
If you’ve spent any Sunday this fall watching an NFL broadcast, you may have noticed a shift in the advertising landscape.
Researchers discover a potential diagnostic breakthrough for a disease often discovered after it has already spread A molecular signal in the blood helps identify microscopic changes that precede development of ovarian cancer, researchers have found, a potential diagnostic breakthrough for a disease often discovered after it has already…
From the Handelsblatt archive: Investors and pharmaceutical companies are investing billions in products for women in menopause. Nevertheless, there is a lack of effective therapies. A German provider is benefiting.
