Low-tech scientists are using their eyes, ears, and intuition to make important discoveries
Read now →A fancy new satellite? A particle accelerator? Not required
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Being a Pokémon Master in childhood permanently alters your brain
Read now →Hours spent catching 'em all primes the brain to recognize familiar, pixelated Pikachus
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What do we really know about the safety of probiotics?
Read now →Messing with our gut microbiome could hurt us
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Saliva is just what we needed to create a new malaria vaccine
Read now →The mistake mosquitos made? Leaving their spit behind
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New research in sea slugs sparks controversy about the way that memories are stored
Read now →Can slugs teach us about human memory?
Pulling all-nighters may damage your brain
Read now →New research suggests bad sleep causes a build-up of plaque associated with Alzheimer's
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How to peacefully coexist with potentially dangerous species
Read now →Biodiversity keeps rabid vampire bats feeding on their natural prey – not on us
The secret to sounder sleep may be lurking in our guts
Read now →New research shows that stressed med students on probiotics got better shut-eye
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Reindeers thrive on the Svalbard islands after a century of conservation
Read more →Svalbard reindeer were almost hunted to extinction
Forget pumpkin spice lattes — there are pumpkin toadlets living among us
Read more →These weird and wonderful amphibians are small enough to fit on a penny
Technology has made it easier to fake scientific results. Is a cultural shift required to fix the problem?
Read now →Paper retractions and image duplications are a symptom of a much larger problem
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