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The gene variants that lead to Gaucher disease helps immune cells kill tuberculosis bacteria, at least in zebrafish

AUSTIN, Texas — Long believed to be a uniquely human trait crucial for communication, visible white sclera — the “whites of the eye” — occur more commonly

Anthropology PhD student Mirtha Garcia Reyes is working to honor and highlight the experiences and life stories of transgender and other LGBTQ community members in Valencia, Spain, using their own photos and words.

Some 125,000 years ago, enormous elephants that weighed as much as eight cars each roamed in whats now northern Europe.

Some 125,000 years ago, enormous elephants that weighed as much as eight cars each roamed in whats now northern Europe.

February is Black History Month across the U.S. But how is it being examined in Arizona?It depends who you ask — keeping in mind the few answers which show up in a single story about the topic certainly shouldn't be considered exhaustive.

Coming up on this Season 9 opener of Word, wanna get off this planet?A new sci-fi novel examines the implications of doing so and what it means for sustainability for those of us who choose to stay on it.Plus, it’s Black History Month.Why are representations of African American history lacking in Arizona?Finally, February also means National Haiku Writing Month (NaHaiWriMo),

Analysis of cut marks on elephant bones suggests every scrap of meat and fat was removed from the big beasts

Our extinct sister species was hunting and butchering big game, according to new research.

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