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Science News is an award-winning weekly newsmagazine covering the most important research in all fields of science. Its 16 pages each week are packed with short, accurate articles that appeal to both general readers and scientists. Published since 1922, the magazine now reaches about 150,000 subscribers and more than 1 million readers.
These are the latest Features, Blog Entries, Column Entries, Issues, Articles and Book Reviews from Science News .
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Taste of fructose revs up metabolism
Pancreas can pump more insulin in response to the sugar
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Demystifying the Mind
A three-part series on the scientific struggle to explain the conscious self
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Little Ice Age began with a bang
Frozen moss suggests climate cooling kicked off fast, possibly with help from volcanoes
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FOR KIDS: Mapping the invisible
Astronomers don’t know what dark matter is, but they have mapped where it’s hiding
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FOR KIDS: A Ghost Lake
Scientists study an ancient lake that once covered much of Utah to learn lessons for the future
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FOR KIDS: Lip-reading babies
Before they start talking, babbling babies ‘read’ mouths
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Super-Earth spotted in life-friendly zone
Latest exoplanet entry creeps closer to long-sought goal of habitability elsewhere
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Addicts and siblings share brain features
Finding suggests genetic component for diminished self-control, other behaviors
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Some corals like it hot
Western Australian reefs faring better than eastern counterparts
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Plants swap chloroplasts via grafts
Energy-converting cellular organs can pass through garden-variety connections
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Muscle massage may speed healing
Molecular benefits to rubbing overworked areas include reduced inflammation
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Big volcanoes wake up fast
Crystal chemistry suggests magma changes quickly before a huge eruption
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Arsenic-based life finding fails follow-up
Tests see no evidence that microbe uses element in cellular machinery
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Spacecraft captures dust from interstellar wind
Particles giving clues to composition of space beyond solar system
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Bird flu leaves tracks in brain
Virus might create vulnerability to neurological disorders, research in mice suggests
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No sleep, no problem, but keep the grub coming
Fruit flies thrive without slumber, until food gets low
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Predatory pythons shift Everglades ecology
As invasive snakes expand territory, some mammal populations drop by more than 90 percent
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Long-lived people distinguished by DNA
Study finds genetic signatures of the extremely old
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