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The shots are beginning to have a societal impact, but herd immunity is a distant dream

Questioned psychology papers linger on in meta-analyses

Amazonian tribal members who felt more disgust had less evidence of infection

Study finds odd clustering of distant worlds is due to selection bias, not an unseen planet’s gravity

Students’ parents and teachers’ spouses had a lower increase in risk, according to detailed Swedish health registry

Study exposes threats, but also major gaps in research

Lab accident hypothesis, while 'extremely unlikely,' has not been ruled out, says Peter Ben Embarek after returning from 4-week investigatio...

In quest for stable superheavy elements, focus shifts from atomic number 114 to 120

Scientists rarely follow Tweeted links to new findings, study finds

Scarce vaccine supplies ramp up interest in combining different doses

Stones of iconic monument were arranged in a circle in Wales centuries before they were moved west

Tocilizumab, also used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, saves patients’ lives by dampening the immune system

More diverse police forces would have fewer conflicts with communities, findings suggest

Approach could be used to better locate earthquakes

Reversing “stress” in a crippled cell organelle could help people with Wolfram syndrome, and other illnesses with the same flaw

On this week’s show: Using the latest research to buttress Africa’s Great Green Wall, and probing the oceanic crust with whale songs

A single genetic tweak changes or-ganoids’ shape and cellular connections

Fresh infusion of $14 billion promises to accelerate ambitious greening project

Strategy reduces wildlife kills by more than one-third

Genome studies and CRISPR experiments in fish have tracked down when DNA important to terrestrial life evolved

Editors differ about whether they are obliged to ensure specimens are legally acquired

Orbiting spacecraft will scout the surface before a rover landing attempt in several months

Fish all begin to act alike when exposed to antidepressant

Policy changes are needed to aid female scientists

Plans to track rapidly evolving viral strains are not ambitious enough, some scientists say