Biology

Duped patients crowdfund for bogus medical care, study says
May 8, 2018

Duped patients crowdfund for bogus medical care, study says

New research suggests duped patients sometimes use crowdfunding websites to pay for bogus stem cell treatments in campaigns that benefit only the providers....

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Scientists say Chinese-backed dam risks orangutan habitat
May 4, 2018

Scientists say Chinese-backed dam risks orangutan habitat

Scientists are calling for cancellation of a Chinese-backed hydro dam in Indonesia which threatens the habitat of a newly discovered orangutan species numbering only 800 animals...

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Wood frogs' No. 1 option: Hold in pee all winter to survive
May 1, 2018

Wood frogs' No. 1 option: Hold in pee all winter to survive

Scientists have figured out how wood frogs freeze and yet survive the winter and it's because they don't pee for months on end...

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Study: Invasive fist-sized treefrogs in New Orleans
May 1, 2018

Study: Invasive fist-sized treefrogs in New Orleans

US Geological Survey: Invasive treefrogs have established themselves in a New Orleans park, first established population of Cuban treeforogs on US mainland outside Florida...

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US seeking 1 million for massive study of DNA, health habits
May 1, 2018

US seeking 1 million for massive study of DNA, health habits

U.S. researchers are seeking 1 million volunteers to share their DNA and health habits for science...

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Genetic sleuthing bolsters food poisoning searches
Apr 26, 2018

Genetic sleuthing bolsters food poisoning searches

A new technique that relies on genetics is revolutionizing food poisoning investigation and identifying common causes in scattered and seemingly unrelated illnesses...

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Scientists find lots of gorillas in census, also see decline
Apr 25, 2018

Scientists find lots of gorillas in census, also see decline

A new study shows there are more gorillas and chimps in West Africa than scientists initially thought, but that may not last...

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Kids with rare rapid-aging disease get hope from study drug
Apr 24, 2018

Kids with rare rapid-aging disease get hope from study drug

Children with a rare, incurable disease that causes rapid aging and early death may live longer if treated with an experimental drug first developed for cancer patients...

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Parenting of the future: Many embryos, each with DNA profile
Apr 18, 2018

Parenting of the future: Many embryos, each with DNA profile

A prominent biomedical ethics expert has a startling prediction about how children will be conceived in the future: Couples will choose from among dozens of embryos, each with a deep DNA profile...

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Bat key to tequila trade gets off US endangered species list
Apr 17, 2018

Bat key to tequila trade gets off US endangered species list

Wildlife managers in the American Southwest say a once-rare bat important to the pollination of plants used to produce tequila has made a comeback and is being removed from the U.S. endangered species...

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