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Plants Evolve Away from Obsolete Defenses When Attacked by Immune Herbivores, Study Shows

Violent Crime Increases During Warmer Weather, No Matter the Season, Study Finds

Recipe for Safer Batteries, Just Add Diamonds

Smokers 20 Percent More Likely to Quit When Cigarettes Cost $1 More

Dinosaur-Era Plant Found Alive in North America for First Time

Because of its quick lethality to freshly hatched flies and the ability to halt egg production, the artificial sweetener behind Truvia could be a potent but safe pesticide, according to a new study

A majority of patients in the United States visited a doctor who received payments from drug companies, but most have no clue about it, according to a new Drexel University study.

Tumor cells can't move the same way that normal cells do to get through tight squeezes in the body, opening up the potential for future, targeted therapies, new research suggests.

A Study of Tor Users and Wikipedians

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Portrayals of PTSD in the New York Times have increased since 1980, but disproportionately represent combat trauma and negative themes, and mention treatment options less and less over time

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"A cardboard illustrative aid to computation (CARDIAC)" Bell Laboratories 1968

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