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How do seals return to their holes in the ice? New data may offer answers
Grant from National Science Foundation allows researchers to study the seals’ ability to navigate by using Earth’s geomagnetic field
Want to live longer? The answer may be ibuprofen, research suggests
Recommended dosage adds 15 percent to lifespans of yeast, worms and flies
Tiny drug ‘vehicles’ could attack cancer cells without damaging healthy cells
The goal? Delivering the cancer drug directly into cancerous cells, killing them without damaging healthy cells.
How important are school counselors? (Spoiler alert: very)
An extra counselor could help more than an extra teacher, study finds.
Neighborhood’s design encourages exercise and social interaction
Study’s findings are based on 449 surveys of residents in Austin development
Fracking process adds to overuse of Texas water, new analysis finds
Water plan estimates Texas could face a shortfall of 2.7 trillion gallons of water annually by 2060
Mars mystery: Rover finds methane, but what is producing the gas?
Findings could indicate geothermal activity, or perhaps the presence of life
DNA analysis of Ice Age boy ranks 7th on Discover magazine’s 2014 list
It’s the fourth time in five years that a Texas A&M research project has made the list
Getting sleepy after a big holiday meal? Don’t blame the turkey
A&M researcher explores the potential for tryptophan-enriched diets to improve the mood and cognition of patients with the debilitating disease