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HumansBypassing paralyzed nerves
Implanted electrode helps paralyzed monkey clench its forearm muscles.
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HumansInfectious finds at ancient site
A DNA analysis of skeletons found at a submerged Israeli site produces the earliest known evidence of human tuberculosis, now known to have existed at a 9,000-year-old farming settlement.
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LifeGrunting humans, moles scare earthworms
Science tackles the old mystery of why worm grunters who rub a stake in the ground can catch earthworms.
By Susan Milius -
Planetary ScienceHuge cyclone churns at Saturn’s north pole
Planetary scientists have gotten their closest look yet at polar storms on the ringed planet.