Microbiota

Tech

Scientists Have Found Thousands of New Microbial Communities That Live in ‘Healthy’ People

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By Caroline Haskins
Tech

I Skipped Showering for Two Weeks and Bathed in Bacteria Instead

06.17.16

By Kate Lunau
Health

Meet the 28-Year-Old Geneticist Fighting the Future of Superbugs

06.06.16

By Nathalie Lagerfield
Health

Meet the 28-Year-Old Geneticist Fighting the Future of Superbugs

06.06.16

By Nathalie Lagerfield
Tech

The Chemist Who Hasn’t Showered in 12 Years Explains Why He Doesn’t Stink

10.07.15

By Johannes Hausen
Tech

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Plankton

05.21.15

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

Here’s How Many Microbes You Eat in a Single Day

12.17.14

By Maddie Stone
Tech

Fecal Transplants Now Come in Pill Form

10.13.14

By Fruzsina Eordogh

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Life

Hiker Discovers Ancient Meteor Crater on Google Maps (Maybe)

Hiker Joël Lapointe stumbled upon a potential meteor crater in Québec while planning a camping trip on Google Maps.

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By Luis Prada
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Horoscopes

Daily Horoscope: September 12, 2024

Venus is a major celestial player today as it forms one-half of two potent alignments.

09.12.24

By Melanie A. Davis
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Life

Scientists Might Have Found a Way to Protect Bees From Pesticides

Tiny hydrogel microparticles bind to harmful neonicotinoid pesticides then pass through the bee’s body together.

09.11.24

By Luis Prada
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Life

Arizona Mom Opts Her Son Out of Homework for the Whole Year

“We are done,” she said.

09.11.24

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