Biology

Jan 9, 2020

Chinese report says illnesses may be from new coronavirus

Chinese state media say a preliminary investigation into recent cases of viral pneumonia has identified the possible cause as a new type of coronavirus


Oct 7, 2019

3 get Nobel prize for showing how cells sense low oxygen

Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for discovering how cells respond to differing oxygen levels, paving the way for promising strategies to fight anemia, cancer and other diseases


Sep 26, 2019

Correction: Swamp Rodent Invasion story

Correction: Swamp Rodent Invasion story


Sep 19, 2019

Where have the wild birds gone? 3 billion fewer than 1970

A new study finds there are nearly 3 billion fewer wild birds flying in North American skies than in 1970


Sep 12, 2019

Pesticide criticized in bee deaths could also kill birds

Scientists studying a widely used pesticide say even small doses of the chemical can have crippling health effects on migrating birds, and it might be contributing to declines in their overall populations


Aug 19, 2019

New lawsuit seeks protection zone for Northwest orcas

A new US lawsuit seeks to establish a "whale protection zone" for endangered orcas in the Pacific Northwest


Aug 12, 2019

Study: Asian carp could find plenty of food in Lake Michigan

A newly released study says if Asian carp reach Lake Michigan, they probably would find enough food to spread farther


Jul 19, 2019

Giant Hawaii telescope to focus on big unknowns of universe

Scientists are expected to explore fundamental questions about the universe when they use a giant new telescope planned for the summit of Hawaii's tallest mountain


Jul 16, 2019

Greece: Suspect charged for US scientist's slaying in Crete

A 27-year-old man was charged with murder and rape Tuesday in the killing of an American scientist who disappeared on the Greek island of Crete and whose body was found in a tunnel formerly used as a storage site during World War II


Jul 14, 2019

A healthy lifestyle may offset genetic risk for Alzheimer's

New research suggests that a healthy lifestyle can cut the risk of developing Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia even if you have genes that raise your risk for these diseases


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