E-Cigarettes on Rise Among Teenagers, Study Finds
By SABRINA TAVERNISE The increase is occurring even as the the use of traditional cigarettes continues to decline, […]
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The Oceans’ Depths, Saturated With Life and Color
By DANA JENNINGS “Spineless” oozes and creeps with salty invertebrates and its intense photographs of underwater life pulse […]
A Horned Reminder of Montana’s Past
By SINDYA N. BHANOO Researchers have discovered the oldest known horned dinosaur species from the early Cretaceous in […]
Ironclad Results
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY The amount of iron that might leach into food from cookware is highly variable, […]
Best Selling Science Books
By Unknown Author Titles, fundamentally based on the sciences, as selected by the science editors from all adult […]
Preserving Manhattan Project Sites
By WILLIAM J. BROAD The Senate joined the House on Friday in passing legislation to establish a national […]
Fewer Ebola Cases Go Unreported Than Thought, Study Finds
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. Transmission of the Ebola virus occurs mostly within families, in hospitals and at […]
The Echoes of Hearts Long Silenced
By RON COWEN An artist and a historian used digital processing techniques to hear again to the pulses […]
A Meditation on the Art of Not Trying
By JOHN TIERNEY When you’re nervous, how can you be yourself? How you can force yourself to relax? […]
Study to Examine Effects of Artificial Intelligence
By JOHN MARKOFF A study hosted by Stanford University study will examine impacts on society, including on the […]