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Computer scientists have developed an algorithm that can pick out almost any American in databases supposedly stripped of personal information. View original article Author:

Medical study of diplomats who reported odd ailments suggest “something happened to the brain.” But the cause is still unclear. View original article Author:

In preliminary tests, a tiny rod containing a new drug offered promise as a shield against the virus. But a large clinical trial must still be done. View original article Author:

Sociologists use the term “intensive grandparenting” to refer to a commitment to providing regular child care, often accompanied by housekeeping or other tasks. View original article Author:

Health officials confiscated 30,000 bottles of alcohol and suspect the deaths were caused by methanol poisoning. View original article Author:

The virus has been defeated in many parts of the world. But where it persists, rabies takes a particular toll on the rural poor. View original article Author:

One of the world’s most studied and preventable diseases is still a deadly and common threat in much of the world. View original article Author:

Sometimes the interests of humans and animals are the same, but humans have to save the animals first. View original article Author:

Ever eaten ostrich or alligator? Then you may already know what certain dinosaurs may have tasted like. View original article Author:

Even when plaintiffs win their suits, correcting institutional biases can take years. View original article Author: