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Science in America: Decline and fall

Science in America: Decline and fall

The US is the most powerful scientific nation on Earth and yet the status of science in public life has never been so low. Shawn Lawrence Otto looks at why

Features

Exotic pets USA: Tigers, big bucks and organised crime

Life

Exotic pets USA: Tigers, big bucks and organised crime

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First Americans hunted mastodons 13,800 years ago

Life

First Americans hunted mastodons 13,800 years ago

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DNA doubts help clear Amanda Knox of murder

Health

DNA doubts help clear Amanda Knox of murder

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Health

We need to talk about HPV vaccination – seriously

Comment

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Stamp out anti-science in US politics

Opinion

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Health

Researchers knew syphilis work in Guatemala was wrong

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Wolverine's survival is in the hands of the law

Earth

Wolverine's survival is in the hands of the law

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Massive DNA effort to name 1121 unknown dead of 9/11

Life

Massive DNA effort to name 1121 unknown dead of 9/11

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Manhattan memory project: How 9/11 changed our brains

Life

Manhattan memory project: How 9/11 changed our brains

Vivid "flashbulb" memories of the 11 September 2001 attacks on the US provide a unique window into how the brain forms memories of shocking events

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Earth

Grey wolf hunt gets legal backing, again

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Earth

Irene fizzles, but storm season still warming up

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'Racial gap' found in US science funding

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Technology

4G crunch: Ultrafast mobile internet still snarled up

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