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Top medical leaders urge Americans to get their flu and COVID shots in lieu of CDC vaccine campaign
The Trump administration has remained silent so far on vaccination recommendations as flu season approaches. But leaders of some of…
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How this Canadian island pulled a disappearing act
Magicians might pull a rabbit from a hat or a coin from behind an ear. But an island in Canada…
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How hackers are saving America’s water from cyberattacks
Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. Last month we talked briefly about how and why cyberattackers…
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Newly discovered ‘demon cave fish’ hid out in Alabama military installation for 40 years
Some hills in northern Alabama are burial mounds from the Copena people who lived there 2,000 years ago. Some contain…
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He died in a sweltering house. Why doesn’t his death record show it?
Debbie Willson holds a photo of her son, Adam Willson, who died in June 2024. Debbie is sure his death…
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Gen Z is using ‘polyester’ as an insult. It’s actually a throwback.
Even if you’re not wearing polyester now, it’s probably sitting somewhere in your closet — after all, it is the…
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Michigan invests $7.5M to find out if it’s sitting on a clean energy gold mine
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and Interlochen Public Radio in northern Michigan. Michigan is investing $7.5 million…
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When plastic companies write the lesson plans
This fall, 54 million K-12 students are headed back to the classroom for another year of lessons in all the…
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House passes stopgap bill that pauses changes to federal science grant-making process
A Trump administration effort to give political figures control over a large swath of U.S. science funding is off the…
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The mystery of origami doughnuts—solved
This article is from Proof Positive, our friendly math newsletter that’s delivered to your inbox every Tuesday afternoon. Sign up…









