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CRISPR in humans

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CRISPR gene-editing tested in a person for the first time

The move by Chinese scientists could spark a biomedical duel between China and the United States.

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Radio-wave weirdness

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Long-sought signal deepens mystery of fast radio bursts

A discovery that was supposed to help reveal how the bursts arise only thickens the plot.

Warming waters

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How much longer can Antarctica’s hostile ocean delay global warming?

The waters of the Southern Ocean have absorbed much of the excess heat and carbon generated by humanity.

The ultimate experiment

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How Trump will handle science

Climate-change and immigration policies raise alarm, but much of the incoming US president's agenda is simply unknown.

Testing genetics

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The flip side of personal genomics: When a mutation doesn't spell disease

Researchers worry about misinforming people about the risk of disease.

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