Iron in the body is tricky. It oxidizes and reacts with foods, turning juices brown or leaving metallic aftertastes. In the ...
Mysterious 5,200 Holes in Peru May Have Served as a Marketplace and Giant Ledger for the Inca Empire
Archaeologists say the mysterious “Band of Holes” may have once been a vast marketplace and spreadsheet of the Inca world.
CRISPR-based technology is advancing rapidly, driving international competition. Its promise to transform medicine is colliding with political and social realities, even as applications expand.
An investigation into the tyrant’s DNA raises science’s toughest ethical questions.
Zimbabwe is one of the most lightning-struck places on Earth, and a mix of extreme weather and deep-rooted superstition is ...
The beaches of South Georgia, a remote splinter of ice and rock in the South Atlantic, should be a place of deafening, ...
Google's AlphaProof is capable of solving complex mathematics but it's greatest feature may actually be finding errors.
The Aranet Radon is a serious, professional-grade diagnostic tool. It’s a watchdog for the invisible. It doesn’t have flashy ...
Scientists have known that obesity and metabolic dysfunction can make cancers more aggressive. Tumors thrive in bodies ...
One of the oldest challenges in oncology is creating a drug that kills cancer cells while sparing healthy ones. Peptides are ...
Andrew Mambondiyani is a journalist based in Zimbabwe. He has written for various publications including BBC, The Telegraph ...
“Megaliths represent the earliest form of monumental stone architecture,” write the authors of the new study, and the Menga ...
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