Tetsuro Matsuzawa has spent 30 years studying our closest primate relative to better understand the human mind Since 1977, Tetsuro Matsuzawa has been studying a…
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Jack Johnson’s no-pretensions approach to green living has turned the mellow rocker into one of the music world’s leading environmentalists. But the best part of…
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Napoleon Dynamite was on to something. Hybrid creatures like pizzlies, blynxes, and bonanzees are beautiful and cool—and they’re forcing evolutionary scientists to rethink the web…
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With its mad-genius creator, an A-list team of writers, and actors who know how to rip, can HBO’s new left-coast drama, John from Cincinnati, finally…
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What anti-HIV drugs could do for the sexually active and uninfected At the end of every year, the Joint United Nations Program on H.I.V./AIDS releases an…
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Despite federal opposition to embryonic stem cell research, the promise of medical benefits, academic freedom and profits in California is luring scientists to the field…
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A documentary loosely based on my book, Shots in the Dark, that aired on PBS by filmmakers Michael Schwartz and Bill Jersey. Richard Gere narrated.
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After my wife lost four pregnancies, I gathered the most comprehensive and accurate information I could find on a topic that’s shrouded in myth, hype, and hypocrisy.…
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In 1859 a wealthy Australian grazier named Thomas Austin imported for sport thirteen wild English rabbits to his estate near Geelong, in Victoria. The rabbits…
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