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A Landmark Ruling Allows Gene Editing In Human Embryos
A group led by biologist Kathy Niakan at London’s new Francis Crick Institute plans to use the CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technique on human embryos for research purpose...
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The Environmental Protection Agency Says Fracking Is Safe — But Its Scientific Advisors Disagree
Last month, the panel of 31 independent scientists charged with reviewing the EPA's draft report stated that the agency's broad conclusion about the mining technique known as ...
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Indian Women Seeking Jobs Confront Taboos and Threats
On a humid, sweaty, honking afternoon last summer, two women were making their way through the court complex in the north Indian city of Meerut, searching for the office of th...
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Ranchi: Mobile Course To Train 40k Health Workers In Maternaland Child Healthcare
More than 40,000 health workers in the state are set to be trained in maternal and child healthcare through voice messages on their cell phones. Come February, the Jharkhand g...
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What Data Can Do to Fight Poverty
IF social scientists and policy makers have learned anything about how to help the world’s poorest people, it’s not to trust our intuitions or anecdotal evidence a...
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Elon Musk On The Hyperloop: 'I’m Starting To Think It’s Really Going To Happen'
Hyperloops will use partially pressurized tubes to propel “pods” or passenger cars on a bed of air at speeds of up to 760 mph. SpaceX hosted a competition this wee...
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Why Eradicating Earth’s Mosquitoes To Fight Disease Is Probably A Bad Idea
But what would a world free of mosquitoes look like? Would it be an Earth in which the infectious diseases that plague millions are completely, permanently, and mercifully wip...
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Family Planning Is 'Critical Link' In Eradicating Poverty
Giving people access to family planning is crucial to achieving the sustainable development goals (SDGs) by 2030, reproductive health experts said this week. Speaking at an in...
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NASA Engineers Unveil The First Light-Based Modem For Spacecraft
To send and receive data, orbiting spacecraft depend on radio-frequency communications. It's been this way since the 1957 launch of Sputnik 1, which made use of two radio freq...
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German Forest Ranger Finds That Trees Have Social Networks, Too
Germany — IN the deep stillness of a forest in winter, the sound of footsteps on a carpet of leaves died away. Peter Wohlleben had found what he was looking for: a pair ...
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