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Type of hormone therapy may determine whether trans men continue to menstruate

11 hours ago science.org medicine

Scores of papers by prominent neuroscientist/top NIH official under suspicion

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Suspicious phrases in peer reviews point to referees gaming the system

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New generation of cancer-preventing vaccines could wipe out tumors before they form

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The long shadow of biodiversity loss

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Fraud, so much fraud

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Study shows fast+slow climate sensitivity of ~8C per CO2 doubling during last 485 million years

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Recent replenishment of aliphatic organics on Ceres from a large subsurface reservoir

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One in five genetics papers contains errors thanks to Excel (2016)

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NASA spacecraft to probe possibility of life in Europa's salty ocean

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Scientific rigor proponents retract paper on benefits of scientific rigor

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Poliovirus that infected a Chinese child in 2014 may have leaked from a lab

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Antibiotics damage the colonic mucus barrier in a microbiota-independent manner

22 days ago science.org

Researchers have shown spontaneous formation and synchronization of multiple quantum vortices in optically excited semiconductor microcavities.

22 days ago science.org physics

Early science and stone engineering in Menga, a Neolithic dolmen

29 days ago science.org

Editorial: Learning with Lakota scientists

21 days ago science.org

A new study reveals the reason why many disease related GPCR receptors have failed to be druggable and characterize the mechanism suggesting that researchers can now bypass this issue likely increasing the rate of successful drug design.

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AI makes racist decisions based on dialect | Large language models strongly associated negative stereotypes with African American English

36 days ago science.org ai

More than 4.4 billion people in poorer countries lack access to safe drinking water, primarily due to fecal contamination

49 days ago science.org health

Larger teams worsen academic career prospects

43 days ago science.org

Smart mask for exhaled breath condensate harvesting and analysis

35 days ago science.org

Mars could be warmed by scattering artificial nanoparticles, which are far more effective than greenhouse gases, potentially melting ice and making the planet more habitable.

57 days ago science.org astronomy

Terraforming Mars may be easier than scientists thought

57 days ago science.org mars

A Species of Lungfish Claims Title of World's Largest Animal Genome

49 days ago science.org science

Sea level rise and fall shaped the emergence and diversification of the earliest multicellular lifeforms.

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The Anatomy of Brainwashing

59 days ago science.org

Climate policies that achieved major emission reductions

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Space Telescope Data Reignites Debate Over How Fast Our Universe Is Expanding

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