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Anxiety, depression and strokes can occur after infection, leaving experts to determine how the virus affects the brain.
Fourteen celestial sources of gamma rays provide preliminary hints of matter colliding with "antistars" in our galaxy.
Researchers stumbled across a first among mantises: an inflatable organ that spreads pheromones, helping mates find each other in the dark rainforest.
The single-dose vaccine carries a low risk of rare blood clots in women under 50, but experts say its benefits outweigh that risk.
An oxygen-making experiment on Perseverance shows that astronauts will one day be able to make air to breathe and, better yet, rocket fuel.
Masks, vaccines and coronavirus variants could all affect how bad a predicted winter surge gets.
The first comprehensive analysis of the celestial specks indicates they are clusters of infant stars of various masses.
Haptics researchers are working on ways to add touch to virtual reality, online shopping, telemedicine and advanced artificial limbs.
X-ray CT scans of a box of mixed nuts explain the orientations that let large, oblong Brazil nuts rise to the top.
Astronomers used fast radio bursts for the first time to measure the Hubble constant in hopes of ending the debate on the universe's expansion rate.
Embedding enzymes inside biodegradable plastics makes them truly compostable, which could mitigate the plastic waste problem.
At less than an electron volt, neutrinos are by far the most lightweight massive particles known, a new measurement confirms.
NASA's NICER X-ray telescope finds that the most massive known neutron star has an unexpectedly large diameter.
Zoom and social distancing ushered in the futuristic videophone fantasy AT&T wanted and consumers rejected for decades.
In the 1970s, scientists linked pot use to mental health woes in teens. Such concerns have helped keep the drug illegal for teens for 50 years.
Studies show the variant is more contagious and may cause more severe COVID-19 overall. But vaccines still work against B.1.1.7.
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