News
- 			 Earth EarthPumping groundwater raises sea levelTwo new studies flag an underreported factor in global ocean change. By Janet Raloff
- 			 Life LifeClimate change miscues may shrink species’ outer limitsEcological partnerships are getting out of sync especially at high latitudes, a study of hummingbirds suggests. By Susan Milius
- 			 Health & Medicine Health & MedicineSevere sleep apnea tied to cancer riskA chronic lack of oxygen caused by disrupted rest may explain the association, researchers say. By Nathan Seppa
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- 			 Humans HumansFrom cancer to quantum, teens’ scientific feats celebratedWinners of the 2012 Intel ISEF show the promise of science for improving the world. By Devin Powell
- 			 Life LifeGood cholesterol may not be what keeps the heart healthyGenetic study suggests that higher levels of HDL aren’t directly responsible for the lower risk of cardiovascular disease seen in population studies. 
- 			 Animals AnimalsBetter bird nesting also good for giant manta raysDisrupting tree canopies on a Pacific atoll discourages big fish off shore through a long chain of ecological consequences. By Susan Milius
- 			 Chemistry ChemistryDancing droplets reveal physics at workMagnetic fields can deflect liquid oxygen subject to the unusual “Leidenfrost effect.” 
- 			 Health & Medicine Health & MedicineCoffee gives jolt to life spanUnlike wine's, coffee's benefits apparently keep increasing well beyond the first two servings. By Nathan Seppa
- 			 Space SpaceStellar superflares’ trigger challengedMassive eruptions on sunlike stars might not require magnetic interactions from a big, hot, nearby planet. By Nadia Drake
- 			 Humans HumansDon’t listen to advice, and other advice from Nobel laureatesTop scientists share stories and words of wisdom with finalists at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. By Devin Powell
- 			 Tech TechParalyzed woman grips, sips coffee with robot armFor the first time, a brain-computer interface is powerful enough to enable useful movement in human patients.