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At a long COVID clinic, here's how doctors are trying to help one woman who is struggling Nov 17 2022 6:00 AM As more people experience long-term health problems from COVID-19, long COVID clinics try to help patients manage symptoms, like brain fog and fatigue. READ MORE   The pristine Winchcombe meteorite suggests that Earth's water came from asteroids Nov 16 2022 4:08 PM Other meteorites have been recovered after being tracked from space to the ground, but never so quickly as the Winchcombe meteorite. READ MORE   Tiger sharks helped discover the world's largest seagrass prairie Nov 16 2022 9:00 AM Instrument-equipped sharks went where divers couldn't to survey the Bahama Banks seagrass ecosystem. READ MORE   Sponsored Content Calling young global leaders! Join us at Yale this summer for a two-week STEM experience, with high school students from 50 U.S. states and 150+ countries.

Artemis I finally launched. Here's what it means for human spaceflight Nov 16 2022 2:09 AM The launch of NASA's Artemis I is a giant step toward sending humans back to the moon and heading beyond. READ MORE

The world population has now reached 8 billion Nov 15 2022 1:24 PM In a first, the global population surpassed this milestone on November 15, according to a projection from the United Nations. READ MORE

A clam presumed extinct for 40,000 years has been found alive Nov 15 2022 9:59 AM The reappearance of living Cymatioa cooki clams places it among a group of back-from-the-dead creatures dubbed the Lazarus taxa. READ MORE

Can't Get Enough Space? Sign up for our latest space and astronomy headlines in your inbox every other Friday. SIGN UP NOW More Recent Headlines New brain implants 'read' words directly from people's thoughts Nov 15 2022 7:00 AM In the lab, brain implants can translate internal speech into external signals, technology that could help people who are unable to speak or type. READ MORE   Why dandelion seeds are so good at spreading widely Nov 14 2022 9:00 AM Individual seeds on a dandelion flower are programmed to let go for a specific wind direction, allowing them to spread widely as the wind shifts. READ MORE   Why daylight saving time just isn't healthy, according to science Nov 14 2022 7:00 AM Shifting daylight from morning to evening puts our bodies and brains out of sync with our clocks, leading to a host of potential health issues. READ MORE   DNA is providing new clues to why COVID-19 hits people differently Nov 11 2022 9:00 AM Age, general health and vaccinations can affect how sick people get with COVID-19. So can genes. Here are new hints of what's going on in our DNA. READ MORE   50 years ago, Stonehenge's purpose mystified scientists. It still does Nov 11 2022 7:00 AM In 1972, scientists thought Stonehenge may have been a calendar. Today, we still don't know its purpose, but we have gained insight on its origin. READ MORE   Sharks face rising odds of extinction even as other big fish populations recover Nov 10 2022 2:06 PM Over the last 70 years, large ocean fishes like tuna and marlin have been recovering from overfishing. But sharks continue to decline toward extinction. READ MORE   Zapping tiny metal drops with sound creates wires for soft electronics Nov 10 2022 2:00 PM Wearable medical devices and stretchable displays could benefit from a way to use high-frequency sound to create liquid metal wires. READ MORE   This child was treated for a rare genetic disease while still in the womb Nov 09 2022 5:00 PM Babies born with infantile-onset Pompe disease typically have enlarged hearts and weak muscles. But 1-year-old Ayla has a normal heart and walks. READ MORE   Greenland's frozen hinterlands are bleeding worse than we thought Nov 09 2022 11:00 AM An inland swath of the Northeast Greenland Ice Stream is accelerating and thinning. It could contribute much more to sea level rise than estimated. READ MORE   Some harlequin frogs — presumed extinct — have been rediscovered Nov 09 2022 7:00 AM Colorful harlequin frogs were among the hardest hit amphibians during a fungal pandemic. Some species are now making a comeback. READ MORE

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