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Book Review: A Clear-Eyed Look at the Risks of ‘Diagnosis Creep’

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Forensic Science Faces an Identity Crisis

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Health Experts Say: Don’t Abandon WHO, Reform It

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Puzzling Scientists, HHS Bets on Old Vaccine Technology

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Cannabis Could Be Bad for Your Heart

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Excerpt: (Don’t Be Squeamish) The Unlikely Cure for a Gut Disease

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The Ripple Effects of Shrinking U.S. Science

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A Burning Question: The Risks of Incinerating Forever Chemicals

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Agency by Agency, Federal Data Collection Is Being Dismantled

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How Science Might Help Keep Wild Places Wild

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Interview: Why Autistic Women Have Been Overlooked for Decades

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Policymakers Wrangle Over NIH Spending

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The Dangerous Illusion of Climate Resilience

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Redefining ‘Harm’ Could Gut Protection of Endangered Species

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What the Science Says About Food Additives

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Come-Gimme! Why Do We Shrug When Apes Cross the Language Barrier?

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The Mental Health Impacts of Scientific Fieldwork

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In the Northeast, a Question of Fighting Fire With Fire

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EPA Plans to Stop Collecting Emissions Data From Most Polluters

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Cutting Edge: The Cautious Optimism for Psychiatric Brain Surgery

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