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6,244 results for: Virus

  1. Life

    Big study raises worries about bees trading diseases

    Pathogens may jump from commercial colonies to the wild.

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  2. Genetics

    Gene therapy with electrical pulses spurs nerve growth

    Deaf guinea pigs' hearing improves with electrical pulses from a hearing implant are combined with gene therapy, a new study shows.

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  3. Health & Medicine

    H7N9 flu makes a comeback

    Scientists warn that the risk that the illness could spread remains.

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  4. Science & Society

    12 reasons research goes wrong

    Barriers to research replication are based largely in a scientific culture that pits researchers against each other in competition for scarce resources. Here are a few that skew results.

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  5. Health & Medicine

    HIV returns in girl once considered cured of the infection

    An infant girl, once thought to be cured of HIV, now has detectable levels of the virus.

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  6. Life

    Molecule stops MERS spread among cultured human cells

    The molecule interacts with the protein the MERS virus uses to enter a cell.

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  7. Health & Medicine

    Harmless bacterium edges out intestinal germ

    Researchers treated C. difficile infections in mice with a closely related bacteria that blocks C. difficile growth.

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  8. Life

    Deadly influenza could strike aboriginal groups hardest

    Native Alaskans and Australians tend to lack potent flu-fighting immune cells.

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  9. Health & Medicine

    Mutated H7N9 strain is drug resistant, spreadable

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  10. Earth

    Sometimes value lies deep below the surface

    Stories on jellyfish, Ebola, carbon capture's future and heart disease's past reveal how crises old and new often lead to science's healthiest advances.

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  11. Life

    H7N9 flu still better adapted to infect birds over humans

    The proteins from the avian flu appear better suited for attaching to bird, not human, molecules.

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  12. Life

    Polio could return after near eradication

    Polio was considered eliminated in the United States by 1979, but since then vaccination rates have slipped, prompting concerns about reemergence.

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