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Study shows that exposure to neonicotinoid pesticides (the most commonly used class of pesticides in agriculture) can dramatically impact bees’ social behavior

6 years ago news.harvard.edu

The down side to wind power

6 years ago news.harvard.edu

Sensor protein TMC1 is responsible for hearing and balance

6 years ago news.harvard.edu

First-of-its-kind study showed that, when performing a task that didn’t demand constant attention, people were able to strategically allow their minds to wander without an impact on task performance

6 years ago news.harvard.edu

Findings in science, health reporting often overstated on social media

6 years ago news.harvard.edu media

In a new study performed in mice, researchers uncovered one explanation for why exercise might be beneficial: It stimulates the heart to make new muscle cells, both under normal conditions and after a heart attack

7 years ago news.harvard.edu

Biologist E.O. Wilson suggests ‘moon shot’ conservation effort

7 years ago news.harvard.edu

Before cancer kills, it cheats

7 years ago news.harvard.edu cancer

A recent experimental study finds that the mere scent of a romantic partner can lower stress levels, even when that partner isn’t physically present

7 years ago news.harvard.edu

Steven Pinker makes case for human progress in ‘Enlightenment Now’

7 years ago news.harvard.edu