Kai Kupferschmidt

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Countries test tactics in 'war' against COVID-19. (2020) (354)
Race to find COVID-19 treatments accelerates. (2020) (330)
Can China's COVID-19 strategy work elsewhere? (2020) (211)
WHO launches global megatrial of the four most promising coronavirus treatments (2020) (157)
Uncertain verdict as vitamin D goes on trial. (2012) (125)
Delta variant triggers new phase in the pandemic (2021) (120)
Study claiming new coronavirus can be transmitted by people without symptoms was flawed (2020) (105)
The science of persuasion. (2017) (96)
With COVID-19, modeling takes on life and death importance. (2020) (95)
Strategies shift as coronavirus pandemic looms. (2020) (90)
Where did 'weird' Omicron come from? (2021) (72)
Will novel virus go pandemic or be contained? (2020) (71)
Fast-spreading U.K. virus variant raises alarms. (2020) (70)
China’s aggressive measures have slowed the coronavirus. They may not work in other countries (2020) (68)
New mutations raise specter of 'immune escape'. (2021) (66)
Why do some COVID-19 patients infect many others, whereas most don’t spread the virus at all? (2020) (66)
A lethal dose of RNA. (2013) (59)
How Canadian researchers reconstituted an extinct poxvirus for $100,000 using mail-order DNA (2017) (54)
The lockdowns worked-but what comes next? (2020) (53)
Infectious Diseases. Ebola vaccine trials raise ethical issues. (2014) (48)
‘A completely new culture of doing research.’ Coronavirus outbreak changes how scientists communicate (2020) (47)
Preprints bring 'firehose' of outbreak data. (2020) (41)
How bad is Omicron? Some clues are emerging. (2021) (41)
Resistance fighters. (2016) (37)
Mutant coronavirus in the United Kingdom sets off alarms, but its importance remains unclear (2020) (37)
Infectious disease. Taking a new shot at a TB vaccine. (2011) (36)
Why monkeypox is mostly hitting men who have sex with men. (2022) (34)
Labs scramble to produce new coronavirus diagnostics. (2020) (32)
Genome analyses help track coronavirus' moves. (2020) (30)
Emerging diseases. Researchers scramble to understand camel connection to MERS. (2013) (28)
Europe's new hepatitis problem. (2016) (27)
New coronavirus variants could cause more reinfections, require updated vaccines (2021) (27)
‘Vaccine nationalism’ threatens global plan to distribute COVID-19 shots fairly (2020) (27)
Epidemiology. Outbreak detectives embrace the genome era. (2011) (26)
Monkeypox vaccination plans take shape amid questions. (2022) (26)
'A very, very bad look' for remdesivir. (2020) (25)
The pandemic virus is slowly mutating. But does it matter? (2020) (24)
A worm vaccine, coming at a snail's pace. (2013) (22)
Mass testing, school closings, lockdowns: Countries pick tactics in ‘war’ against coronavirus (2020) (21)
EU verdict on CRISPR crops dismays scientists. (2018) (21)
Side effect worry grows for AstraZeneca vaccine. (2021) (21)
Infectious diseases. Ebola drug trials lurch ahead. (2015) (20)
Mycology. Attack of the clones. (2012) (20)
Labmade smallpox is possible, study shows. (2017) (19)
A wild hope. (2022) (18)
Tide of lies. (2018) (18)
Emerging infectious diseases. Link to MERS virus underscores bats' puzzling threat. (2013) (17)
More and more scientists are preregistering their studies. Should you? (2018) (17)
Three big studies dim hopes that hydroxychloroquine can treat or prevent COVID-19 (2020) (17)
Evolving threat. (2021) (16)
Ending coronavirus lockdowns will be a dangerous process of trial and error (2020) (16)
A recipe for rigor. (2018) (16)
Dioxin scandal triggers food debate in Germany (2011) (15)
Big studies dim hopes for hydroxychloroquine. (2020) (15)
Infectious disease. Scientists rush to find clues on new animal virus. (2012) (15)
Viral evolution may herald new pandemic phase. (2021) (15)
Mutations can reveal how the coronavirus moves—but they’re easy to overinterpret (2020) (15)
Emerging diseases. Soaring MERS cases in Saudi Arabia raise alarms. (2014) (14)
Germany. Scientists rush to study genome of lethal E. coli. (2011) (14)
In search of blue. (2019) (13)
Global plan seeks to promote vaccine equity, spread risks. (2020) (12)
Biologists raise alarm over changes to biopiracy rules. (2018) (12)
Researcher at the center of an epic fraud remains an enigma to those who exposed him (2018) (12)
Infectious diseases. As E. coli outbreak recedes, new questions come to the fore. (2011) (11)
INFECTIOUS DISEASES. Surviving Ebola survival. (2015) (11)
Viral mutations may cause another ‘very, very bad’ COVID-19 wave, scientists warn (2021) (11)
WHO relaunches global drug trial with three new candidates. (2021) (11)
New problems erode confidence in AstraZeneca's vaccine. (2021) (11)
Infectious Disease. Estimating the Ebola epidemic. (2014) (11)
Infectious diseases. MERS surges again, but pandemic jitters ease. (2015) (11)
A dose of reality. (2014) (11)
INFECTIOUS DISEASES. Refugee crisis brings new health challenges. (2016) (10)
How the pandemic made this virologist an unlikely cult figure (2020) (10)
The camel connection. (2014) (10)
Public health. Europe's embarrassing problem. (2012) (10)
Despite obstacles, WHO unveils plan to distribute vaccine. (2020) (10)
Vaccinemakers ponder how to adapt to virus variants. (2021) (10)
Case clustering emerges as key pandemic puzzle. (2020) (10)
New drugs target growing threat of fatal fungi. (2019) (10)
The pandemic virus is slowly mutating. But is it getting more dangerous? (2020) (10)
Pick your poison. (2016) (9)
Successful Ebola treatments promise to tame outbreak. (2019) (9)
Infectious diseases. Bacterial meningitis finds new niche in gay communities. (2013) (9)
INFECTIOUS DISEASES. Yellow fever outbreak triggers vaccine alarm. (2016) (8)
A cheap steroid is the first drug shown to reduce death in COVID-19 patients (2020) (8)
Critics see only risks, no benefits in horsepox paper. (2018) (8)
Europe is locking down a second time. But what is its long-term plan? (2020) (8)
Buzz food. (2015) (8)
This bat species may be the source of the Ebola epidemic that killed more than 11,000 people in West Africa (2019) (8)
One U.K. trial is transforming COVID-19 treatment. Why haven’t others delivered more results? (2020) (8)
Life-saving diphtheria drug is running out. (2017) (8)
Feature: Why insects could be the ideal animal feed (2015) (8)
Discovered a disease? WHO has new rules for avoiding offensive names (2015) (8)
A divisive disease. (2020) (8)
Reopening puts Germany’s much-praised coronavirus response at risk (2020) (8)
As vaccines emerge, a global waiting game begins. (2020) (8)
Unprotected African health workers die as rich countries buy up COVID-19 vaccines (2021) (7)
Vaccine 2.0: Moderna and other companies plan tweaks that would protect against new coronavirus mutations (2021) (7)
These drugs don’t target the coronavirus—they target us (2020) (7)
INFECTIOUS DISEASE. Camel vaccine offers hope to stop MERS. (2015) (7)
Food science. Lab burger adds sizzle to bid for research funds. (2013) (7)
Scientists put survivors' blood plasma to the test. (2020) (7)
High hopes. (2014) (7)
Startling new variant raises urgent questions. (2021) (7)
INFECTIOUS DISEASES. Amid panic, a chance to learn about MERS. (2015) (6)
Research funding. Graphene and brain projects win European jackpot. (2013) (6)
WHO unveils global plan to fairly distribute COVID-19 vaccine, but challenges await (2020) (6)
Germany moves to lower drug prices (2011) (6)
Infectious diseases. Can new chemistry make a malaria drug plentiful and cheap? (2012) (6)
Can Europe tame the pandemic's next wave? (2020) (6)
Plan to use second Ebola vaccine sparks debate. (2019) (6)
Danish scientists see tough times ahead as variant rises. (2021) (6)
NEUROSCIENCE. Virtual rat brain fails to impress its critics. (2015) (6)
Can plasma from COVID-19 survivors help save others? (2020) (6)
Scientists scramble to set up monkeypox vaccine trials (2022) (6)
Epidemiology. Report reignites battle over low-salt diets. (2013) (5)
Did poor ventilation lead to MERS 'superspread' in Korea? (2015) (5)
‘This beast is moving very fast.’ Will the new coronavirus be contained—or go pandemic? (2020) (5)
Genomes rewrite cholera's global story. (2017) (5)
New Ebola outbreak likely sparked by a person infected 5 years ago (2021) (5)
Europe is locking down again-but its strategy is unclear. (2020) (5)
Conservation biology. Can cloning revive Spain's extinct mountain goat? (2014) (5)
Bot-hunters eye mischief in German election. (2017) (5)
Germany. Plagiarism hunters take down research minister. (2013) (5)
‘Short-sighted.’ Health experts decry Trump’s freeze on U.S. funding for WHO as world fights pandemic (2020) (4)
Global trial eliminates drugs, pivots to new ones. (2020) (4)
Taming the monsters of tomorrow. (2018) (4)
Scientists clash over paper on Syrian sarin attack. (2019) (4)
Remdesivir and interferon fall flat in WHO’s megastudy of COVID-19 treatments (2020) (4)
Scientists argue over access to remaining Ebola hotspots (2015) (4)
New bird flu strain brings death and questions. (2016) (4)
Use of cholera vaccines expands, raising hopes. (2018) (4)
Infectious diseases. Rules of the name. (2015) (4)
Cholera vaccine faces major test in Yemen. (2017) (4)
Ebola veteran promises an end to Congo's epidemic. (2019) (4)
After 40 years, the most important weapon against mosquitoes may be failing (2016) (4)
U.K. variant puts spotlight on immunocompromised patients’ role in the COVID-19 pandemic (2020) (4)
Early lab studies shed light on Omicron's behavior. (2021) (4)
Cellular oxygen sensor system earns Nobel for trio. (2019) (4)
Why Texas is becoming a major antivaccine battlefield (2016) (4)
Deal reveals what scientists in Germany are paying for open access (2019) (4)
Global health. Report prescribes strong medicine for WHO. (2015) (4)
Social media ‘bots’ tried to influence the U.S. election. Germany may be next (2017) (4)
Infectious Diseases. Imagining Ebola's next move. (2014) (4)
On the trail of bullshit. (2022) (4)
More placebo use promoted in Germany (2011) (4)
United States strains to act as cases set record. (2020) (4)
U.K. megatrial outshines other drug studies. (2020) (4)
Vaccine link to serious clotting disorder firms up. (2021) (4)
A rare clotting disorder may cloud the world's hopes for AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine (2021) (3)
Moving target (2022) (3)
Long-awaited report outlines how to fight antimicrobial resistance—and how to pay for it (2016) (3)
Infectious diseases. A new phase in the Ebola war. (2014) (3)
AstraZeneca reports powerful COVID-19 protection in new vaccine trial (2021) (3)
Europe. Conflict erupts over landmark E.U. neuroscience plan. (2014) (3)
In unusual move, German scientists lobby for GM labeling (2015) (3)
A paper showing how to make a smallpox cousin just got published. Critics wonder why (2018) (3)
A new vaccine vanquishes meningitis A in Africa. (2014) (3)
Epidemiology. The old man and the disease. (2014) (3)
Food science. Following the flavor. (2013) (3)
Forever young? Naked mole rats may know the secret. (2018) (3)
Europe abandons plans for ‘flagship’ billion-euro research projects (2019) (3)
Infectious diseases. Second bacterium theory stirs Haiti's cholera controversy. (2012) (3)
Outbreak of virus from China declared global emergency (2020) (3)
Worms living in your veins? Seventeen volunteers said 'OK'. (2018) (3)
Can skeptical parents be persuaded to vaccinate (2017) (3)
WHO holds off on global alarm for monkeypox (2022) (3)
All clear for the decisive trial of ecstasy in PTSD patients (2017) (3)
Zambia fights to sustain its malaria success. (2014) (3)
As Omicron rages on, virus’ path remains unpredictable (2022) (3)
From toxins to treatments. (2013) (3)
Groundbreaking deal makes large number of German studies free to public (2019) (3)
INFECTIOUS DISEASES. Risk of 'leaky' vaccines debated. (2015) (3)
Infectious diseases. As Ebola wanes, trials jockey for patients. (2015) (3)
Deaths of health workers in Africa highlight vaccine inequity. (2021) (2)
Bats really do harbor more dangerous viruses than other species (2017) (2)
U.K. government should not keep scientific advice secret, former chief adviser says (2020) (2)
Germany seeks 'big flip' in publishing model. (2017) (2)
Scientists see a 'really, really tough winter' with Omicron. (2021) (2)
European countries resume use of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine, hoping pause has not dented confidence (2021) (2)
Finally, some good news about Ebola: Two new treatments dramatically lower the death rate in a trial (2019) (2)
Profile: Anne Glover. Europe's science superwoman struggles to get off the ground. (2013) (2)
Can ecstasy treat the agony of PTSD? (2014) (2)
Crop-protecting insects could be turned into bioweapons, critics warn (2018) (2)
Ebola virus may lurk in survivors for many years. (2021) (2)
EPIDEMIOLOGY. High-profile cancer reviews trigger controversy. (2016) (2)
Research funding. Europe's €2 billion bet on the future. (2013) (2)
Fears of Ebola resurgence quickly dispelled in Liberia. (2017) (2)
WHO's treatment megatrial is at a standstill. (2021) (2)
The dangerous professor. (2014) (2)
Communication gaps fuel MERS worries in Korea (2015) (2)
Hunting for Ebola among the bats of the Congo (2017) (2)
Drug-resistant typhoid fever becoming an epidemic in Africa and Asia (2015) (2)
Mission impossible? WHO director fights to prevent a pandemic without offending China ;Science ;AAAS (2020) (2)
'Superspreading event' triggers MERS explosion in South Korea (2015) (2)
'Positive' results for Ebola drug upsets plans for trials (2015) (2)
Psychologist aims to study diverse minds, not WEIRDos. (2019) (2)
Infectious diseases. Genome study helps contain MRSA outbreak--and breeds new questions. (2012) (2)
A trail of microbes. (2016) (2)
Study pushes emergence of measles back to antiquity. (2020) (2)
What’s the future of vaccines linked to rare clotting disorders? Science breaks down the latest (2021) (2)
How your microbiome can put you at the scene of the crime (2016) (2)
Monkeypox outbreak is ebbing—but why exactly? (2022) (2)
Is the Western mind too WEIRD to study? (2019) (2)
Profile: Robert Trivers. Sharp insights and a sharp tongue. (2011) (2)
Runners-up. (2019) (1)
Cholera vaccine faces major test in war-torn Yemen (2017) (1)
Pandemic enters transition phase-but to what? (2021) (1)
Regulatory science. Amid Europe's food fights, EFSA keeps its eyes on the evidence. (2012) (1)
Europe to bet up to €1 billion on quantum technology (2016) (1)
After Omicron, some scientists foresee 'a period of quiet'. (2022) (1)
As vaccine surpluses loom, donation plans urged. (2021) (1)
Germany clambers aboard translational research bandwagon (2011) (1)
Can Europe tame the pandemic’s next wave? (2020) (1)
In plasma OK, critics see politics, not science. (2020) (1)
Measles may have emerged when large cities rose, 1500 years earlier than thought (2019) (1)
Death detective. (2021) (1)
DEVELOPMENT. CRISPR views of embryos and cells. (2016) (1)
Do chronic infections breed dangerous new variants? (2021) (1)
Anthrax genome reveals secrets about a Soviet bioweapons accident (2016) (1)
The planet’s premier health agency has announced drastic reforms. Critics say they aren’t drastic enough (2019) (1)
'Politics was always in the room.' WHO mission chief reflects on China trip seeking COVID-19’s origin (2021) (1)
Danish scientists see tough times ahead as they watch more contagious COVID-19 virus surge (2021) (1)
Study suggests hidden epidemic in CF patients. (2016) (1)
A floating lab explores the fringes of science and gastronomy. (2013) (1)
Rat brain—or a smidgeon of it—is modeled in a computer (2015) (1)
Q&A. Crisis manager with 194 bosses. (2015) (1)
Atmospheric scientists join pheromone quest. (2019) (1)
New drug forces flu virus into ‘error catastrophe,’ overwhelming it with mutations (2019) (1)
Can atmospheric chemists rescue the stalled quest for a human pheromone? (2019) (1)
Hard choices emerge as link between AstraZeneca vaccine and rare clotting disorder becomes clearer (2021) (1)
Research funding. Doing the math in Berlin. (2014) (1)
In new strategy, Wellcome Trust takes on global health concerns. (2020) (1)
Public health. Do sports events give microbes a chance to score? (2012) (1)
Bat patrol. (2017) (1)
Four men and two women are running for the top slot at the World Health Organization (2016) (1)
Hallucinogenic drugs help cancer patients deal with their fear of death (2016) (1)
‘I would not recommend this.’ A scientist’s hydroxychloroquine trial—and his advice to Trump (2020) (1)
The long shadow of Frankenstein. (2018) (1)
Ebola is back … or never left (2016) (1)
Mosquito spit helps viruses make us sick (2016) (1)
The 'bat man' tackles COVID-19. (2020) (1)
Top Israeli immunologist's views on vaccines trigger furor. (2019) (1)
Yellow fever emergency forces officials to combat virus with tiny dose of vaccine (2016) (1)
World’s largest COVID-19 drug trial identifies second compound that cuts risk of death (2021) (1)
Second Ebola vaccine trial may be too little, too late (2015) (1)
Plan to amend biopiracy rules would ‘smother research,’ biologists warn (2018) (1)
Money donated to stockpile leading Ebola vaccine (2016) (0)
Naked mole rats defy the biological law of aging (2018) (0)
In new strategy, Wellcome Trust will take on global health challenges (2020) (0)
This beast is moving very fast. Will the new coronavirus be containedor go pandemic? ;Science ;AAAS (2020) (0)
Seventeen volunteers let this worm live inside them to help defeat a dangerous disease (2018) (0)
European Commission kills billion-euro flagship concept. (2019) (0)
Gene turns female mosquitoes into males (2015) (0)
New case of alleged bullying rocks the Max Planck Society. (2018) (0)
Hold my beer. Munich’s Oktoberfest beats Boston for methane emissions (2019) (0)
Wake-up call for obscure but deadly infection (2016) (0)
Q&A: Doctoral students at Germany’s Max Planck Society say recent troubles highlight need for change (2018) (0)
How a surging stockpile of vaccines could help conquer cholera (2018) (0)
She’s the world’s top empathy researcher. But colleagues say she bullied and intimidated them (2018) (0)
Map pinpoints hotspot of bat-transmitted diseases (2016) (0)
A pigment from red cabbage could help turn your favorite foods blue (2021) (0)
Germany steps up to the plate in global health. (2018) (0)
WHO unexpectedly declines, again, to call Ebola outbreak a global emergency (2019) (0)
Mass intoxication in New York City was caused by powerful synthetic weed (2016) (0)
New Ebola drug trial starts in Sierra Leone (2015) (0)
New antibiotic found in human nose (2016) (0)
Why the word ‘vaccine’ is probably all wrong (2017) (0)
Q&A: Former E.U. science adviser Anne Glover on U.K. research after Brexit: 'I'm very pessimistic' (2016) (0)
First-of-its-kind African trial tests common drugs to prevent severe COVID-19 (2020) (0)
For one lion researcher, Cecil’s death spurs outpouring of support (2015) (0)
The eliminator. (2016) (0)
‘Compromise’ WHO report resolves little on pandemic’s origins, but details probe’s next steps (2021) (0)
This scientist is the ultimate mosquito killer (2016) (0)
As Musk reshapes Twitter, academics ponder taking flight (2022) (0)
Genome editor CRISPR helps trace growth of embryos—and maybe cancer next (2016) (0)
Simple test might predict who gets world’s deadliest infectious disease (2016) (0)
Scientists urge boycott of U.S. meetings (2017) (0)
Trials of drugs to prevent coronavirus infection begin in health care workers (2020) (0)
U.K. government enlists industry leaders to chart post-Brexit course for life sciences (2016) (0)
Meet the three people who hope to lead WHO in the Trump era (2017) (0)
‘A toxic cocktail:’ Panel delivers harsh verdict on the world’s failure to prepare for pandemic (2021) (0)
Cases of mysterious shrew-transmitted disease double (2020) (0)
European Medicines Agency will move to Amsterdam (2017) (0)
The world may soon run out of drugs to treat gonorrhea (2016) (0)
After aborted attempt, sensitive WHO mission to study pandemic origins is on its way to China (2021) (0)
Europe. Decision looms on future of E.U. science advice. (2014) (0)
How this popular pet store bird got its sky-blue hue (2017) (0)
The most dangerous pathogens, according to WHO (2015) (0)
Wanted: A leader for the toughest job in global health (2017) (0)
At 10, Europe's 'excellence' fund ponders changes. (2017) (0)
Paper retracted after scientist bans use of his software in countries that welcome refugees (2015) (0)
Prestigious journal pulls paper about chemical attack in Syria after backlash (2019) (0)
Scientists clash over paper that questions Syrian government’s role in sarin attack (2019) (0)
Developing Ethical Guidelines for Science Journalism (2020) (0)
After Brexit, a long road to mend ties with Europe. (2020) (0)
Missed shots. (2021) (0)
Max Planck Society, at a crossroads, seeks new leaders. (2018) (0)
It's a wash: hands-on hygiene in Peru. (2014) (0)
New evidence that parts of Ebola virus hide in semen for months (2015) (0)
Could some vaccines make diseases more deadly (2015) (0)
International megatrial of coronavirus treatments is at a standstill (2021) (0)
After Omicron, some scientists foresee ‘a period of quiet’ (2022) (0)
Biomedical charity places major bet on ‘bold’ research to win bigger payoffs (2018) (0)
At least seven countries are jockeying to host EU's medicine watchdog after United Kingdom leaves (2017) (0)
Scientist says researchers in immigrant-friendly nations can't use his software (2015) (0)
Can prophylactic drugs keep fragile health systems running? (2020) (0)
Ebola vaccine for great apes shows promise, but ethical hurdles may block further research (2017) (0)
A call to arms against the other retrovirus. (2018) (0)
Prevalence of Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia in the Early Stage of Transmission and Responding Strategies in Japan/ 日本新型冠状病毒肺炎传播初期阶段的流行现状及应对 (2020) (0)
Bird flu spread between mink is a ‘warning bell’ (2023) (0)
Medicine Nobel honors work on cellular system to sense oxygen levels (2019) (0)
Epidemiological Investigation on the First Family Aggregation Epidemic of Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia in Yangzhou/ 扬州市首起输入性新型冠状病毒肺炎家庭聚集性疫情的流行病学调查 (2020) (0)
Influenza. Synthetic vaccine strain may speed up pandemic response. (2013) (0)
Shaking grapevines disrupts pests’ sex lives (2016) (0)
Female birds get drabber when their males fool around (2015) (0)
Neuroscience. Concentrating on kindness. (2013) (0)
In wake of Ebola epidemic, Margaret Chan wants countries to put their money where their mouth is (2015) (0)
Anthrax cousin wreaks havoc in the rainforest. (2017) (0)
How ‘death microbes’ can help police solve crimes (2016) (0)
Scientists find way to make diphtheria treatment without injecting horses with toxin (2020) (0)
Controversial study claims there are only two types of tiger (2015) (0)
The health carer. (2020) (0)
Vaccines are in short supply amid global cholera surge (2022) (0)
This wildlife vet tracks deadly microbes in the African jungle. Now, he’s on the trail of COVID-19 (2021) (0)
Merkel makes a surprise pick for German research minister (2018) (0)
Panel’s advice on cancer risk from hot drinks is hard to swallow (2016) (0)
West Nile virus may be deadlier than thought (2016) (0)
WHO panel recommends pilot trials of so-so malaria vaccine (2015) (0)
Four new drugs may help fight the growing threat of fatal fungi (2019) (0)
Angolan yellow fever outbreak highlights dangerous vaccine shortage (2016) (0)
Ebola veteran promises an end to Congo’s epidemic (2019) (0)
Could pigs be involved in Congo's new Ebola outbreak? (2017) (0)
WHO is 'changing its DNA' in bid to meet new goals. (2019) (0)
Leprosy, ancient scourge of humans, found to assail wild chimpanzees (2020) (0)
Stem cells hint at how bats live with viruses (2023) (0)
Yellow fever threat is ‘serious’ but not an ‘emergency,’ WHO says (2016) (0)
Meet the blue crew, scientists trying to give food, flowers, and more a color rarely found in nature (2019) (0)
Could science destroy the world? These scholars want to save us from a modern-day Frankenstein (2018) (0)
Scientists uncover the secret behind shimmering seaweed (2018) (0)
Twitter’s threat to curtail free data access angers scientists (2023) (0)
The microbial death clock. (2016) (0)
Liberia's puzzle: How did the new Ebola patient become infected? (2015) (0)
Asia is the cradle of almost every cholera epidemic, genome studies show (2017) (0)
Scientists are declaring war against a leukemia-causing virus that has infected millions (2018) (0)
Global payer. (2015) (0)
Top Israeli immunologist accused of promoting antivaccine views (2019) (0)
With more data on its COVID-19 vaccine, Russian institute offers new evidence of success (2020) (0)
Do you want to direct a research institute? Germany’s Max Planck Society has hundreds of top jobs to fill (2018) (0)
Shadowed by past, gene-editing summit looks to future (2023) (0)
Empathy expert resigns as head of Max Planck institute after report confirms bullying allegations (2018) (0)
Got allergies? Blame parasites (2015) (0)
Review finds misconduct in events surrounding WHO fetal growth study (2016) (0)
Former Ethiopian health minister becomes first African head of the World Health Organization (2017) (0)
Naked mole rats can survive 18 minutes without oxygen. Here’s how they do it (2017) (0)
Pandemic spotlight brings attention-and plenty of heat. (2021) (0)
Public health. After a successful decade, global fight appears stalled. (2012) (0)
From bad to worse (2023) (0)
Liberian mystery disease may be solved (2017) (0)
U.K. science campaign group sets up shop in Brussels (2016) (0)
Updated: Independent group pans WHO's response to Ebola (2015) (0)
On the trail of contagion. (2015) (0)
Science in Europe. Poor but smart. (2012) (0)
As Ebola outbreak rages, plan to test second vaccine sparks debate (2019) (0)
Alternative medicine. Scourge of snake oil salesmen bids an early farewell. (2011) (0)
Accusations fly after big Gates grant. (2016) (0)
At 10, Europe’s ‘excellence’ fund faces calls for change (2017) (0)
Why NIH's Anthony Fauci is treating Ebola patients himself (2015) (0)
Human tissue preserved since World War I yields new clues about 1918 pandemic (2021) (0)

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