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Abortion restriction may have new momentum after 40 years of pervading policy
Originally a single-sentence prohibition on Medicaid funding for abortion, the Hyde Amendment has provided the blueprint…
Unforeseen impacts of the fair trade movement
Fair trade certified coffee is the kind of phrase that sounds good on a Whole Foods…
Pembrolizumab shows promise in treatment of mesothelioma
Pembrolizumab, an antibody drug already used to treat other forms of cancer, can be effective in…
New feedback system could allow greater control over fusion plasma
A physicist has created a new system that will let scientists control the energy and rotation…
Study underscores benefit of smartphone use to track children’s health
A new, wide-ranging review of available research shows parents and caregivers can improve health outcomes for…
Cut the long story short, and stitch it back together
A species of unicellular ciliate has found a special trick to make use of the cellular…
Sexual assault victimization disproportionately affects certain minority college students
Students who perceive that their college campus is more inclusive and welcoming of sexual- and gender-minority…
A 48-hour sexual ‘afterglow’ helps to bond partners over time
Sex plays a central role in reproduction, and it can be pleasurable, but new findings suggest…
Team nebulizes aphids to knock down gene expression
Researchers are nebulizing soybean aphids with RNA to speed the process of discovering the function of…