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Spider silk could help build a better hearing aid. Here’s how

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Injecting stem cells into the brain reverses Parkinson’s symptoms in monkeys

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More teens are using contraception the first time they have sex

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Even moderate drinking may speed brain decline

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Americans’ opposition to animal testing at record high, survey finds

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Period-tracking apps get failing grade: They’re not accurate. And they’re way too pink

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When a man goes to prison, his children’s health suffers, too, study finds

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Rich countries are more anxious than poorer countries

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A new test can determine blood type in seconds, scientists say

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Drugs to combat hair loss could raise risk for erectile dysfunction, study finds

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From sleep to smoking, new maps let you spy on the health habits of your neighborhood

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Patient advocacy groups have close ties with industry, but some lack transparency

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Skin cancer from tanning beds costs US $343 million per year

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What injury is unusually common in your state?

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Data on a man’s pacemaker helped lead to his indictment, police say

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Holy mackerel: FDA warns which fish to avoid when pregnant, breastfeeding

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More pregnant women are using marijuana

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These newly created pacemaker cells can trigger a rat’s heart to beat

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For women with mitochondrial diseases, a step closer to preventing transmission

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A holiday gift guide for all the science-lovers on your list

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Take a journey into the center of a cell

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Phone use before bedtime is tied to poorer quality sleep

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Why poison ivy is so itchy — and how scientists are working to quell the rash

By Megan Thielking

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Women are fast catching up to men in alcohol consumption — and abuse

By Megan Thielking

Human Neural Progenitor Cells To Astrocytes
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Obesity and the brain: New findings could spur future drug development

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5 bizarre accidents that people survived against all odds

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A safer alternative to morphine shows promise as painkiller in mice

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Female scientists face gender bias in NIH grant process

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They’re super healthy, but dying of heart disease. What’s happening to astronauts?

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