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18-06 (00:52)  Cancer therapy may unlock kidney transplants for patients who had no match
18-06 (00:23)  Compound droughts hit plant growth much harder than scientists expected
18-06 (00:06)  NASA satellite can now track fall colors leaf by leaf from space
18-06 (00:06)  Hidden body signal may help explain compulsive drug use
18-06 (00:06)  Food security faces a new threat: Not enough people to farm
17-06 (22:52)  Tiny minerals may have helped switch Earth's chemistry into life
17-06 (22:37)  Fly brain map reveals how bodies turn decisions into movement
17-06 (22:23)  Gel injected into damaged joints may help cartilage repair itself
17-06 (22:23)  Gut signals may determine when the body eats or sleeps
17-06 (21:23)  A small change after stroke treatment could help more patients recover
17-06 (21:23)  Climate change could make soybeans bigger but less nutritious
17-06 (20:52)  Why climate models miss warning signs before deadly heatwaves
17-06 (20:37)  Your brain may block negative words before you even hear them
17-06 (19:37)  Smartphones may explain up to half of America's birth-rate decline
17-06 (18:06)  World Crocodile Day honors some of the planet's oldest predators
17-06 (17:37)  Female birds cheat on partners to mate with smarter males
17-06 (17:06)  Scientists edit human embryos without damaging chromosomes
17-06 (16:37)  Butterflies that live for a year appear to resist aging
17-06 (16:23)  Millions of people are turning to AI chatbots for mental health support
17-06 (15:52)  Stress sharpens bee vision and speeds up decision-making
17-06 (15:06)  Dwarf mongooses can predict conflicts with rival groups
17-06 (14:52)  Aging muscles lose a natural ability to fight cancer
17-06 (14:23)  Mountain lions avoid busy trails to reduce conflict with people
17-06 (03:52)  Water trapped inside tiny clay channels can store electrical charge, powering a new type of capacitor
17-06 (01:23)  Rising seas may turn heavy rain into a much bigger threat along Mediterranean coasts
16-06 (21:06)  Denisovan DNA still switches genes on and off in humans
16-06 (21:06)  Students expected AI to make writing easy - they were wrong
16-06 (20:23)  Trees keep absorbing carbon long after growth stops
16-06 (20:06)  Gravastars: Not all dying stars end up as black holes
16-06 (19:06)  North America has enough rare earth elements to supply itself for decades
16-06 (18:06)  World Sea Turtle Day: Adapting to a changing world
16-06 (17:37)  Poverty and discrimination can speed up biological aging
16-06 (17:23)  Venus flytrap snaps shut using a mechanism nobody expected
16-06 (17:06)  Animals share a common vocal rhythm that dates back 340 million years
16-06 (16:37)  Plants have a backup system to survive rising temperatures
16-06 (16:37)  People enjoy insect-based foods more than they expect, study finds
16-06 (15:52)  Weight-loss drugs may be offer an unexpected clue about breast cancer risk
16-06 (15:37)  Potato leaves reveal hidden pollution missed by soil tests
16-06 (15:23)  City parks cool neighborhoods beyond their borders
16-06 (14:52)  Migratory predators carry fear across continents and shape evolution
16-06 (14:23)  Hidden walking bias may shape how entire crowds move
16-06 (13:52)  A new X-ray apron could protect workers without straining their backs
16-06 (13:23)  A pollution death gap is widening despite cleaner air worldwide
16-06 (11:52)  Rare mountain cat may be pushed out of its southern home as climate and land use shift
15-06 (23:52)  AI is growing so fast it may be eating into Earth's remaining carbon budget
15-06 (23:37)  City soil may be building stronger antibiotic resistance networks underground
15-06 (23:23)  The Atlantic may be reshaping one of the Pacific's most powerful currents
15-06 (22:37)  China grows more than a third of its vegetables on a tiny slice of farmland
15-06 (22:06)  Ancient DNA from the ocean floor shows what might happen when Arctic sea ice disappears
15-06 (20:37)  Something strange in the Pacific may be moving climate trouble across Earth
15-06 (20:37)  Mountain soils store twice as much carbon as scientists thought
15-06 (20:23)  Scientists confirm the universe is still expanding faster and faster
15-06 (20:23)  Vietnam's wildest places are hiding a problem conservation maps often miss
15-06 (20:23)  Heart scans may predict cancer risk years before diagnosis
15-06 (20:06)  Fires across West Africa may be leaving an invisible pollution trail in the sky
15-06 (19:52)  Bacteria travel in massive groups and carry non-swimmers along
15-06 (19:23)  Overlooked immune organ may reveal why some adults age healthier than others
15-06 (18:52)  Swapping beef for salmon once a week helps the climate
15-06 (18:23)  Forests become richer in wildlife when they're a little messy
15-06 (17:52)  Meltwater pushes Antarctic glaciers toward the ocean faster
15-06 (17:23)  Teen girls face the biggest mental health risks from social media
15-06 (16:52)  North Atlantic cold blob may signal a major shift in the ocean
15-06 (16:06)  Parent birds warn chicks about extreme heat before they hatch
15-06 (15:52)  Grandparents play a vital role in children's emotional health
15-06 (15:06)  Scientists solve a 100-year-old mystery hidden in every color you see
15-06 (14:37)  Global migration has nearly tripled since 2000, study finds
15-06 (14:23)  Strange 'little red dots' may be growing supermassive black holes
14-06 (23:52)  One in three middle-aged adults struggle with everyday health tasks
14-06 (23:23)  Dead organisms continue to influence life across entire ecosystems
14-06 (23:23)  Wet soil is a major factor that triggers and drives extreme heatwaves around the world
14-06 (23:06)  Scientists found a hidden flaw in how we protect animal crossings and corridors
14-06 (23:06)  Earth is trapping heat twice as fast as it did decades ago
14-06 (23:06)  Ocean plastic pollution is harming the livelihoods and income of fishing communities around the world
14-06 (22:37)  Cells use a hidden energy delivery system to power their DNA
14-06 (21:52)  China's soil is disappearing and scientists are just starting to understand why that is happening
14-06 (21:37)  Routine exposure to a common chemical may be causing cancer in hospital workers
14-06 (21:23)  Astronomers hope this tiny X-ray telescope will tell them what the Moon is really made of
14-06 (21:23)  Damaged brain cells may have a new repair path, and it starts with vitamin K
14-06 (21:06)  Meet the endangered Bornean ferret badger - a small, nocturnal carnivore rarely seen by people
14-06 (20:52)  New 'super-material' made of strengthened plant fibers is remarkably strong, putting its performance on the same elite level as natural spider silk
14-06 (20:23)  Dirty air may harm the heart in ways doctors are only beginning to understand
14-06 (18:23)  Moon meteorite reveals three ancient impacts in a single rock
14-06 (17:52)  More than 8 million Americans used psilocybin last year
14-06 (17:23)  Pet dogs beat experts at sniffing out spotted lanternfly eggs
14-06 (17:06)  Brazil's hidden wetlands hold carbon older than civilization itself
14-06 (16:37)  Hungry penguins follow successful neighbors to find food
14-06 (16:23)  Southern California faces growing landslide threat from tropical storms
14-06 (15:52)  Exploding stars may explain why young galaxies die so early
14-06 (15:23)  Why protecting more land won't automatically save wildlife
14-06 (14:52)  Once-in-a-century coastal floods are now happening far more often
14-06 (14:23)  Tough leaves attract more hungry insects
14-06 (14:06)  Tuberculosis may spread before people realize they are sick, a new study warns
14-06 (14:06)  Some bacteria can survive on light humans can barely see, and scientists mapped how they do it
14-06 (14:06)  A hidden brain pathway may help explain how humans learned to speak
13-06 (23:06)  Deepest whale graveyard ever found is dubbed 'whale necropolis' due to its enormous size
13-06 (23:06)  A tiny chip now holds a laser that used to need an entire lab to operate
13-06 (22:52)  A baby's gut bacteria may hold early clues about brain development
13-06 (22:52)  Common flu drug may also protect the brain in a way doctors never expected
13-06 (22:52)  New drug shown to be highly effective against one of the deadliest forms of cancer
13-06 (22:52)  Something is making ocean heatwaves worse before scientists even notice they are happening

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