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LLM-assisted writing in biomedical publications through excess vocabulary

A new study finds US media are far more likely to cover archaeology from the UK, Israel, and Australia, while research on China is often overlooked.

Widespread presence of bone marrow–like hematopoietic stem cell niche in invertebrate skeletons

Elephants gesture to signal what they want—just like us

Neanderthals Processed Bones on a large scale to Access Nutrients 125,000 Years Ago — Evidence of Advanced Resource Use

These Tiny Lasers Are Completely Edible

Scientists identify culprit behind biggest-ever U.S. honey bee die-off

CO2 sequestration through accelerated weathering of limestone on ships

Plastic bag bans and fees reduce harmful bag litter on shorelines

UV-C Light Kills Nearly Everything - Except This Unusual Organism

A global analysis of 4,000+ livestock samples reveal farms are teeming with antibiotic resistance genes - many with high potential to reach humans.

A new study finds ethical justification to eradicate certain harmful species

Taurine is not a reliable biomarker of aging, major longitudinal study finds

A new study using satellite radar finds some flood walls and neighbourhoods in Greater New Orleans are subsiding by up to 28 mm per year, raising urgent flood risk concerns.

Geochronology supports LGM age for human tracks at White Sands, New Mexico

Psychology is getting more robust

Personal care products disrupt the human oxidation field

Global warming is triggering earthquakes in the Alps | Study provides first solid link between climate change and earthquake hazard

Vaccination with mRNA-encoded nanoparticles drives early maturation of HIV bnAb precursors in humans

Killer whales groom each other with pieces of kelp

A new type of extremely rare explosion has been discovered—it is a baffling twenty-five times more energetic than the most energetic supernova known

A new study across 11 African reserves found that dehorning rhinos cut poaching by ~78% – far more effective than costly law enforcement alone.

The rate of climate change is far too fast relative to how slow corals can expand their geographic range into higher latitudes to compensate for the warming

Projecting the local impacts of global warming is a stubborn challenge. But cities need answers fast

Microbe With Bizarrely Tiny Genome May Be Evolving Into a Virus

Giant, all-seeing telescope is set to revolutionize astronomy

Novo Nordisk Loses Canadian Patent Protection For Blockbuster Diabetes Drug Over Unpaid $450 Fee

The Bethesda Declaration

Taurine and aging: Is there anything to it?

Self-reported race, ethnicity don't match genetic ancestry in the U.S.: study

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