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They organize summer camps for athletic training and encouragement and engineer novel ways to make prosthetics using recycled plastics and new technologies. → Read More
Veterinarians around the country started noticing unusual cases of canine dilated cardiomyopathy, and since an early warning, new reports are still coming in. → Read More
It started with a late-night cough. "He was otherwise fine, but … something was weird and different," said Verai Ramsammy, who was worried about her miniature schnauzer, Louie. → Read More
Hate reading late-night twitter is stressful, and one of the symptoms — however benign it seems — could be an eye twitch. → Read More
After a day of mainlining coffee and staring at the computer, "relaxing" at happy hour then staying up late glued to the television, getting in bed only to consume the infinite scroll of news and takes on your mobile instead of sleeping like you know → Read More
Veterinarians use life jackets and pool noodles to keep manatees afloat so they can breathe at the surface of the rehab pools. → Read More
Nonsmokers who were exposed to secondhand smoke as children were 30 percent more likely to die of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. → Read More
If it's been more than a decade since you were diagnosed with a penicillin allergy, you might want to get retested. → Read More
People send dating app messages to potential mates who are 25 percent more desirable than they are. → Read More
Scientists cannot be certain about the exact cause of the whale shark's death, but the deadly toxin was present in its tissue. The timing and location also implicate the harmful algal bloom, or “red tide,” as the most likely cause. → Read More
Sediment under a lake in Mexico quantifies for the first time the intensity of the drought that contributed to the Mayan civilization's collapse. → Read More
The sediment under a lake in Mexico contains some of the long-sought answers to the mystery of the Mayan demise. → Read More
"There is not much of the ocean remains as it once was.” → Read More
The first comprehensive mapping of ocean wilderness revealed that no part of the ocean is untouched by humans, and only 13 percent could be classified as "wilderness." → Read More
A border wall threatens plant and animal species and scientific research, a new report says. → Read More
Two equally matched asteroids are circling each other as they circle the sun. → Read More
A new study shows that young adults had a sharp increase in deaths due to alcohol-related liver disease. → Read More
This research shows salamanders are surprisingly able to change their physiology in response to the changing temperature and humidity. → Read More
A new study identifies threats to monarch butterflies as they migrate thousands of miles across multiple generations. → Read More
China's ban on importing most of the scrap material that it accepted for a quarter century could overwhelm recycling programs in the U.S. → Read More