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Regeneron cocktail reduces mortality by 20% in those who don't produce antibodies themselves, RECOVERY trial shows

Accusations of colonial science fly after Nyiragongo volcano blast

Full committee authorizes a budget doubling and rules for new directorate

Scientist blows whistle on prominent co-author: “I don’t want to deal with this alone anymore”

Four-year windows of flexibility allow the insects to change their life cycles

Despite poor protection after two shots, an extra dose helps some

Provisions meant to stop China from misusing U.S. data not based on any substantiated risk, groups say

Bones may include royalty from vanished kingdom in southern Japan

Practicality of protein-based vaccine by Novavax vaccine may help fill a global need, observers say

Over the past 3 years, agency probed more than 300 complaints of sexual and other harassment, including racial discrimination

Scientists warn of efforts to insert commercials into dreams

Voyage 2050 themes include icy moons, exoplanets, and the early universe

But many studies describe the problem rather than pointing to solutions

Gary Urton “no longer welcome” on campus

On this week’s show: How communication between the brain and organs shapes our thoughts and feelings, and a framework for reuniting families...

Ministry of Foreign Affairs says “forced” consensus on climate change is not favorable to Russia

EnVision orbiter will launch in 2031 after two NASA missions

Studies of interoception challenge distinctions between disorders of the brain and body—and may hold clues to the basis of consciousness

One-quarter of state’s population imperiled by water pollution, starvation

Trial of Wolbachia-infected insects draws praise for new disease control method

Climate models suggest Earth’s sister planet was once cool, wet, and habitable

Public health experts struggle to be heard by government set on holding games

Regulatory agency allowed Sputnik V use with restrictions to “minimize risk”

Findings from combination studies support measures to stretch supplies, avoid side effects

Docile dairy and beef cows have smaller brains than aggressive bullfighting breeds