Scientists describe a baseball bat-size scorpion — the world’s largest — and suggest that the 400 million-year-old creature was also amphibious.

Alex is leaving the US after his work permit renewal was wrongfully denied by Trump's USCIS.

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He has the chance to be the steward of a national treasure, but he’s blowing it

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A growing body of research suggests tumours rely on proteins and genes that are unique to the nervous system to persist in the body.

Research offers glimmers of hope for a deadly disease.

A growing body of research suggests tumours rely on proteins and genes that are unique to the nervous system to persist in the body.

Cellular, animal and computational models of the disease are providing fresh insights into biology and treatment.

The disease is often caught too late to affect a person’s prognosis — scientists are looking to change that.

Research offers glimmers of hope for a deadly disease.

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A new analysis by The Xylom shows for the first time just how much America’s top research institutions have grown to depend on the specialized knowledge of H-1B skilled workers — and how this…

Diversity-related newsroom jobs haven't totally disappeared — but they also haven't stuck.

More than 20,500 workers have left or been pushed out of federal health agencies, a ProPublica analysis found. Staffers say the cuts will leave their agencies less equipped to conduct studies, perform...

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Science chats with James Tabery, about the overlooked role of Black prisoners in understanding the genetics of drug reactions

Federal workers describe struggling with panic attacks, depression, suicidal thoughts. “Why doesn’t anyone care?”

Critics say the report, which declines to disclose its authors, contradicts decades of scientific research

With the recent release of a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report on gender-related medical care for trans youth, the Trans Journalists Association urges newsrooms and journalists repor...

Why we need to stick with inclusion, equity and diversity

Scientists combed the literature, synthesizing evidence of safety for busy providers

Last week’s mass layoffs removed small team studying concussions

Amid negotiations with Trump, the university could risk losing nearly $700 million

Move could open the door to using high-profile report to attack climate science

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New group hopes to turn out researchers for 7 March demonstrations against Trump administration policies

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