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Ashley Yeager

Ashley Yeager

Associate News Editor at Science News

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  • Genetics/Genomics
  • Health & Medicine
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Recent Articles

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South Asia could face deadly heat and humidity by the end of this century

If climate change is left unchecked, simulations show extreme heat waves in densely populated agricultural regions of India and Pakistan.
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Fewer big rogue planets roam the galaxy, recount shows

Jupiter-mass planets without parent solar systems are less common than astronomers thought, a new study suggests.
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Rats can navigate mazes, even when blind

Blind rats can learn to navigate with a compass and microchip prosthetic wired into their brains. Similar devices may one day help humans have super senses.
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Philae lander reveals stunning, unsettling view of comet

Concerns are surfacing about the Rosetta mission lander Philae’s ability to fully explore comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
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Black Death grave reveals secrets of 14th century life

Skeletons dug up by London Crossrail excavations are giving scientists a more detailed look at the bubonic plague, or Black Death, of the 1300s.
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Big space rock makes an impact on Mars

An orbiting spacecraft snapped images of a huge crater and blast marks on the surface of the Red Planet.
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Football helmet redesign can reduce concussion risk

No helmet will ever eliminate the risk of sustaining a concussions during a football game. But tweaking the design may slow the speed of head movements after a hit and reduce the risk of brain trauma.
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Cage temps change tumor growth in mice

Cooler living conditions may influence lab mice's responses to experimental cancer therapies that target the immune system.
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Knee ligament gets a closer look

Surgeons have done a detailed study of a band of fibrous tissue along the front side of the joint.