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High-performing athletes possess many of the skills and attributes that physicians need, supporters of the strategy say

A new study finds dramatic declines in coral reef cover, biodiversity and fish abundance

The classic medium allows researchers, students and artists to tell stories about science, technology, engineering and math

Humans likely sported clothes made of jackal, fox and wildcat skins some 120,000 years ago

The online tool draws on recent data to approximate your chances of contracting the virus in different scenarios

The robot, developed by Alphabet Inc.'s X, will make its public debut at the Smithsonian

New research in the 20 years since the September 11th attacks has led to better therapies for those diagnosed with trauma disorders

Researchers think birds can hear hurricanes and tsunamis—a sense they’re hoping to tap into to develop a bird-based early warning system

A fossil jaw reveals the large predator lived 90 million years ago

A new study suggests the concoction created by mating amphibians may help dispense medicine slowly over time