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Buy this Issue Shock Medicine Stimulation of the nervous system could replace drugs for inflammatory and autoimmune conditions
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- An Electrical Off-Switch for Disease [Video]
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Oceans from the Skies To discover the origin of the oceans, scientists are investigating our solar system’s farthest reaches and earliest moments
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- Rosetta pours cold water on cometary origins of Earth's oceans
Sound Bytes Ears are such terrific pattern finders that scientists are using audio data to detect cancer cells and particles from space
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- Detecting Cancer By Sound [Audio]
Ebola War How the largest outbreak on record jump-started the development of two experimental vaccines and a couple of promising treatments
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- Ebola’s Relentless Tides: A Timeline
Fantasy Island Using the Pacific nation of Kiribati as a poster child for the ravages of rising seas is not only misleading, it may also be harmful
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- The Kiribati People Battle Sea Level Rise [Slide Show]
Our Transparent Future No secret is safe in the digital age. The implications for our institutions are downright Darwinian
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- How Transparency Will Change The World [Video]
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