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New study provides evidence that Antarctic microbes make energy from the air at temperatures as low as -20°C.
Former RBA insiders say past rates decisions have been influenced by the housing market.
People typically die from progressive supranuclear palsy within 7 to 10 years. There is currently no specialized treatment or effective screening for this neurodegenerative disease.
It could help ensure the animals in our care are living their best lives.
Gold and platinum are found in space, created when two stars collide. Astrophysicists can even trace this process further back, to the merger of galaxies.
Black patients were less likely to receive higher doses. This may reflect inequities in health care or misconceptions among patients that higher doses are unsafe.
Different types of alcoholic beverages elicit symbolic cues that can influence the choices a person makes about consumption.
Policymakers are still deciding whether to make some types of Medicare coverage for telehealth permanent. Studies show it helps older adults get more consistent health care.
The discovery shines a light on what has, until now, been an underappreciated feature of evolution which suggests life is not so random after all.
The newly discovered fish fossil fills a key gap in our understanding of the evolution of vertebrate diversity.
A new method that uses a simple air sample and the power of a dog’s nose makes it easy to check shipping containers for trafficked wildlife.
The next jar of Australian honey you buy may just be doing more good than you realise.
No time for therapy? A new study shows you can learn key skills to challenge depression in 10 minutes.
The first in-depth analysis of discouraged workers finds they range from young men to mums. Unless we pay more attention to them, we risk misreading the economy.
According to the world’s largest study of casualties from these hidden weapons, women were much more likely to die from their injuries than men.
Your immune systems kicks into gear when you’re injured, both worsening and relieving pain.
A new paper provides the first statistically derived estimate of bee species richness around the world. But this is about more than bees.
Until now, health experts have assumed stable and supportive shoes are the best for people with osteoarthritis. But a new study shows this isn’t always the case.
The strange fossils were lost in museum collections around the world for some 50 years.
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