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A diet low in glutamate may ease migraines

SAN DIEGO — A diet low in the amino acid glutamate may ease migraines, a small study...

These are Science News’ favorite books of 2025

Our staff’s favorite books of the year pondered science’s role in some of society’s most pressing issues,...

America risks losing its role as a space science pioneer

McKenzie Prillaman is a science and health journalist based in Washington, DC. She holds a bachelor’s...

Moss spores survived in space for 9 months

In an extraordinary display of biological resilience, moss spores survived for nine months outside the International Space...

Paradromics Gets FDA Approval to Trial Its Brain Implant in People

Brain implant developer Paradromics has received approval from the US Food and Drug Administration to test its...

The Pelvic Floor Is a Problem

I was settling into one of those airport activity tables with high stools and electric outlets at...

NASA Finally Weighs In on the Origin of 3I/ATLAS

After the prolonged shutdown of the US government, NASA has finally started its nonessential work back up....

In animal tests, this needle-free insulin acted as fast as injections

A material that slips through skin might someday make needle-free insulin possible for people with diabetes. In...

Eroding access to childhood vaccines jeopardizes health for all

In September, the federal committee that makes vaccine recommendations voted to change the childhood immunization schedule. That...

Combining western science with Indigenous knowledge could help the Arctic

The Arctic char, a red-pink bellied relative of trout and salmon, is a staple food source for...

Vaping Is ‘Everywhere’ in Schools—Sparking a Bathroom Surveillance Boom

It was in physical education class when Laila Gutierrez swapped out self-harm for a new vice.The freshman...

See the alarming extent of NIH and NSF funding cuts in 2025

In 2025, more than 3,800 research grants from the National Institutes of Health and the National Science...
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