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Saturn’s moon Enceladus shows signs of life-supporting chemistry, fungi may have shaped Earth before plants, and repeat COVID infections raise long-term health risks for kids.
This Halloween discover how your candy choices can trick—or treat—the microbes in your gut.
Today’s mathematicians grapple with higher-order mathematical questions and real-world applications.
The U.S. government lost control of the bird flu because of a sluggish response and deference to industry.
In honor of SciAm’s 180th birthday, we’re spotlighting the biggest “wait, what?” moments in science history.
Here’s the long history of sex testing in elite sports like the Olympics and where the science really stands.
Two decades after Katrina, we revisit the storm and discuss the evolution of hurricane preparedness since then.
Bird flu surges and a government shutdown collide, complicating efforts to track cases and protect flocks.
A U.S. federal court struck down the FCC’s enforcement of net neutrality. What does that mean for Internet users?
Step into a room so quiet you can hear your own heartbeat—and your nervous system.