Vitiligo and Vision
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY Vitiligo is mainly a skin disorder, but can it also harm my eyesight? Published: […]
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Teenagers on Little Sleep, Preemies and Steroids, Autism and the ...
By Unknown Author Letters to the editor and online comments. Published: October 28, 2014 at 01:00AM from NYT […]
15 Minutes of Free Fall Required Years of Taming Scientific ...
By JOHN MARKOFF To reach the edge of space and return safely — without power — Alan Eustace […]
A Chronicler of Warnings Denied
By CLAUDIA DREIFUS A historian of science imagines what future generations will make of our current handling of […]
The Leaky Science of Hollywood
By DENNIS OVERBYE A new movie about Stephen Hawking’s life brings the man to life, but leaves viewers […]
Reversing Course on Beavers
By JIM ROBBINS Their dams were once obliterated by dynamite and bulldozers, but beavers are getting new respect […]
Tracking Sea Turtles as They Swim for Their Lives
By JAMES GORMAN With the help of devices that weigh less than two-hundredths of an ounce, scientists got […]
Magic May Lurk Inside Us All
By C. NATHAN DeWALL Several streams of research in psychology, neuroscience and philosophy are converging on an uncomfortable […]
Plane, Clouds, Moon, Spots, Sun
What’s that in front of the Sun? The closest object is an airplane, visible just below the Sun’s […]
Ebola and the Vast Viral Universe
By NATALIE ANGIER By all evidence, researchers say, viruses like Ebola have been parasitizing living cells since the […]