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Antibiotic resistance is rising and seems unstoppable. CRISPR-designed molecules might offer an answer

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Antibiotics drive bacteria toward drug resistance, so scientists are looking to viruses, CRISPR, and designer molecules for better treatments ...
Age of anti-vaxxers: Polio rears its ugly head in the US after nearly a decade with no reported cases

Age of anti-vaxxers: Polio rears its ugly head in the US after nearly a decade with no reported cases

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After nearly a decade with no reported polio cases in the U.S., a resident of Rockland County, New York has ...
Video and infographic: Most comprehensive family tree ever retraces history of humanity

Video and infographic: Most comprehensive family tree ever retraces history of humanity

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A new, enormous family tree for all of humanity attempts to summarize how all humans alive today relate both to ...
Simone Biles is suffering from what gymnasts call the ‘twisties.’ It’s a real and dangerous phenomenon

Simone Biles is suffering from what gymnasts call the ‘twisties.’ It’s a real and dangerous phenomenon

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American gymnast Simone Biles withdrew from several Olympic events [recently], including the latest withdrawal from the vault and uneven bars ...
Hundreds of novel coronaviruses likely lurking in animal species around the world

Hundreds of novel coronaviruses likely lurking in animal species around the world

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[New research] identifies hundreds of animal species that may become infected with known coronaviruses, although many of these infections haven't ...
A vaccine for melanoma? It might soon be possible

A vaccine for melanoma? It might soon be possible

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Unlike vaccines that prevent infections, such as measles and influenza, cancer vaccines are a form of immunotherapy that take down ...
COVID immunity could last years, even decades, study suggests — but we can’t know for sure

COVID immunity could last years, even decades, study suggests — but we can’t know for sure

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[W]e won't know exactly how long immunity lasts without continuing to study those who have recovered from COVID-19. However, [a] new study, ...
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Century-old lung helps scientists trace measles back to now-eradicated cattle virus

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For years, the lung sat in the basement of the Berlin Museum of Medical History along with hundreds of other ...
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Zapping the brain with electrical pulses allows blind patients to ‘see’ letters

Scientists sent patterns of electricity coursing across people’s brains, coaxing their brains to see letters that weren’t there. The experiment ...
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Battling antibiotic resistance by stopping evolution

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One of the ways that bacteria evolve to become "antibiotic resistant" is by picking up free-floating genetic material from their environments. They ...
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Zika virus could offer new way to attack deadly brain cancers

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New research has revealed that the Zika virus breaks into brain cells by using a special molecular key, and scientists ...
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What makes a murderer? MRI scans reveal reduced gray matter patterns in convicts

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Kent Kiehl and his research team regularly park their long, white trailer just outside the doors of maximum-security prisons across the ...
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Meet Garlic, China’s first ever cloned cat

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Devastated by the death of his previous cat, Garlic, Huang [Yu] sought the services of biotechnology company Sinogene. The Beijing-based ...
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This company wants to freeze your T cells for future cancer treatments. Experts call the idea ‘unproven’

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A new cryopreservation bank offers customers the chance to stash away their T cells for use in future cancer treatments ...
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Scientists extract ‘near-complete’ HIV genome from 50-year-old tissue sample found ‘sitting in a drawer’

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Scientists extracted a near-complete HIV-1 genome from a lymph node that had been preserved in wax for more than 50 ...
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Which is more important to the gut microbiome? Genetics or environment?

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Genetics hold far more sway over the mouse microbiome than transient environmental exposures, researchers reported July 26 in Applied and ...
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Human-monkey chimeras created in China in quest to grow transplantable human organs

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An international team of researchers has created embryos containing both human and monkey cells, the Spanish newspaper El País reported July ...
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