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• Science Daily Top News

  • Graphene-based wearables for health monitoring, food inspection and night vision
  • Genetic vulnerability to menthol cigarette use
  • Drug to rejuvenate muscle cells
  • Open-science model for drug discovery expands to neurodegenerative diseases
  • Hope for fighting disease known as Ebola of frogs

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• Strange Science News

  • A nearby river of stars
  • 'Seeing' tails help sea snakes avoid predators
  • Dog burial as common ritual in Neolithic populations of north-eastern Iberian Peninsula
  • Gravitational waves will settle cosmic conundrum
  • Philosophy: What exactly is a black hole?

• Aeon Science Articles

  • 20 Hz
  • How the body and mind talk to one another to understand the world
  • What do your dreams look like?
  • The telling
  • How we discovered that Europeans used cattle 8,000 years ago

• Bad Science by Ben Goldacre

  • Evidence to House of Commons Sci Tech Select Committee on Research Integrity
  • How do the world’s biggest drug companies compare, in their transparency commitments?
  • Meaningful Transparency Commitments: the WHO Joint Statement from Trial Funders
  • How many epidemiologists does it take to change a lightbulb?
  • “Transparency, Beyond Publication Bias”. A video of my super-speedy talk at IJE.

• Nautilus Science Articles

  • When Gravity Breaks Down - Facts So Romantic
  • Why Misinformation Is About Who You Trust, Not What You Think - Issue 69: Patterns
  • How to Get Close to a Black Hole - Issue 69: Patterns
  • The Case For Leaving City Rats Alone - Issue 69: Patterns
  • New Evidence for the Strange Geometry of Thought - Facts So Romantic

• Mosaic- Science of Life

• GRR Science

  • Evolving toxins makes frogs more likely to go extinct | @GrrlScientist
  • What happened to wildlife when Chernobyl drove humans out? It thrived | @GrrlScientist
  • Hummingbirds nest near hawks for protection | @GrrlScientist
  • Predictable evolution: bad news for toads, good news for their predators | @GrrlScientist
  • Birds in love produce more babies, study shows | @GrrlScientist

• Treehugger

  • Bikes are transportation and bike lanes should be kept clear all year round
  • 9 iconic animals brought back from the brink
  • Why do electric cars look just like.... cars?
  • Artist's molded 3D paper sculptures show wildlife with personality (Video)
  • Patagonia's new Silent Down coats push environmental standards even higher

• Real Monstrosities

  • Spear Point Leaf Tail Gecko
  • Clinging Jellyfish
  • Striated Frogfish
  • Aspidistra
  • Toxodera

• Science 2.0

  • The Good News And Bad News Of Cannabis-Infused Drinks
  • Statisticians Link Glyphosate To Greater Chance Of NHL Cancer In Meta-Analysis
  • Kids Running Lemonade Stands Understand The U-Shaped Curve Isn't Real, Why Don't Environmentalists?
  • "Ultra-Processed" Food Is Not Killing People In France - Too Many Calories Are
  • Raw Milk Linked To Possible Bacterial Infections In 19 States

• Wired Technogy

  • Uber Sues NYC to Kill Its Ride-Hail Car Cap
  • Hacks, Nudes, and Breaches: It's Been a Rough Month for Dating Apps
  • Trump Declared an Emergency Based on Data That Doesn’t Exist
  • Gadget Lab Podcast: The Allure of OG Usernames
  • With HQ2, New York and Amazon Played a Zero Sum Game—And Everyone Lost