Nature

Microbiome interventions for children raise the ethical stakes

An ethical way forward for Indigenous microbiome research

Yaws could soon be eradicated — 70 years behind schedule

How genetically modified mosquitoes could eradicate malaria

How to eradicate the next pandemic disease

The Washington Post

Gratitude can improve our mental health. Here’s how to create a practice.

Why loneliness is associated with food cravings in some women

How to help your brain form healthy habits and break the bad ones

Can brain ultrasound treat addiction? A cocaine study may hold answers.

Some coma patients may be conscious. New research could identify them.

Why do we play? Rats can teach us how it improves mental health

Some dementia patients begin to create art. We may now know why.

Dog cancer research advances pursuit of drugs for humans and canines

Rethinking fatigue: Feeling tired vs. being physically depleted

National Geographic

We finally know the cause of severe morning sickness. A remedy could be next.

The New York Times

In Coral Fossils, Searching for the First Glow of Bioluminescence

You May Have This Blobby Animal to Thank for Your Nervous System

This Spider Is Imperfect, and That May Be the Secret of Its Survival

Who’s Using Vocal Fry in the Ocean? Dolphins and Whaaaaales.

Ten Mummified Crocodiles Emerge From an Egyptian Tomb

What Should You Do When the Bear Is Cinnamon?

This Acrobatic Hunting Trick Is Straight Out of the Spider-Verse

Sneeze by Sneeze, Sponges Fill the Seas With Their Mucus

Why Woodpeckers Don’t Mind Hitting Trees With Their Faces

These Bats Buzz Like Hornets to Scare Off Predators

How Boa Constrictors Breathe While Squeezing the Life Out of Their Prey

Like Cheetahs, Ancient Ocean Creatures May Have Moved With a Gallop

Body Odor May Smell Worse to You Than Your Ancient Ancestors

Why Whales Don’t Choke

Hydra DNA Reveals There’s More Than One Way to Regrow a Head

Madagascar’s Got Talent: Lemurs That Sing With Rhythm

Volcanic Eruptions Helped Dinosaurs Dominate Planet Earth

Scientific American

Do Fainter Lines on Home COVID Tests Mean You’re Getting Better?

What Are the Best and Safest Sunscreens?

Are Skittles Toxic from Titanium Dioxide?

Spray-On, Rinse-Off Food ‘Wrapper’ Can Cut Plastic Packaging

New Augmented Reality Models Bring Ice Age Animals to Virtual Life

Want to Get Humans to Trust Robots? Let Them Dance

This Cheap Device Could Expand the World’s Access to Vaccines

Save the Right Whales by Cutting through the Wrong Noise

Treating a Deadly Lung Disease with a Little Help from Amoebas

New Scientist

Locusts produce an odour to try to put other locusts off eating them

‘Love hormone’ may not be crucial for social bonding after all

Rare fossil reveals 'destroyer of shins' dinosaurs fought each other

Bats and death metal singers use the same throat structure to growl

Male orb-weaving spiders catapult off females to escape death after sex

Popular Science

‘Green amendments’ could help states lock in environmental protections

Elemental

Scientists Are Already Preparing for the Next Pandemic

C&EN

Collaborating creatures

Dance music deters mosquitoes, and hip-hop gives cheese a fruity flavor

Stories of seeds and seeding

Psychology Today

COVID-19 Is Not Just a Respiratory Illness

If You Couldn’t Imagine Ghosts, Would They Still Be Scary?

What Does Space Do to an Astronaut's Brain?

Facing Stigmas in Academia on World Mental Health Day