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NeuroscienceZapping the spinal cord helped paralyzed people learn to move again
A handful of people paralyzed from spinal cord injuries have learned to walk again.
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AnthropologyHuman smarts got a surprisingly early start
Human ingenuity began on treks across Asia and in fluctuating African habitats.
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Science & SocietyTo assemble a Top 10 list, Science News starts in June
Editor in Chief Nancy Shute discusses creating Science News' annual Top 10 science stories of the year.
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ClimateNew research may upend what we know about how tornadoes form
New data on the birth of tornadoes suggest that the twisters don’t form from the top down.