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As More Schools Turn to AI Weapons Detection, Questions Persist

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When Health and Wellness Products Aren’t ‘Worth a Try’

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The Clean Energy Transition at the Salton Sea

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For the First Time, Olympics Ban PFAS Waxes in Snow Sports

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Scientists Could Help Reveal Fraud

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An Effort to Ease Water Pollution With Oysters Fizzled. Why?

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The Science of Surrogacy, Thrust Into a Global Spotlight

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The Unlikely New Director of U.S. Environmental Health Research

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How a Croatian Lab Spawned a Buzzy Peptide Now Popular With MAHA

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Transportation Department Plans to Use AI to Write Regulations

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Interview: How Does Violent Pornography Affect Young People?

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At NIH, a Power Struggle Over Institute Directorships Deepens

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How MAHA Exploits the Flaws of Modern Science

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As U.S. Hits 1 Year of Measles Spread, Elimination Status at Risk

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What the Rise of AI Scientists May Mean for Human Research

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Book Review: With Friction, Resistance Is Utile

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USDA Researchers Instructed to Investigate Foreign Colleagues

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Who Gets to Decide How Much Is ‘Enough’ to Live a Good Life?

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Deepening Environmental Crises Are Fueling Protests in Iran

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For EPA Pollution Rules, the Value of Human Health Is Changing

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