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Cuba's socialist go-it-alone medicine

Cuba's approach to medicine has been both a success and a failure, argues S. M. Reid-Henry in The Cuban Cure: Reason and resistance in global science

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How Pluto lost its planethood

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An advertisement for mad-dog brain modularity

An advertisement for mad-dog brain modularity

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What were the best popular science books of 2010?

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The fossil our ancient ancestors loved

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Hard lessons of the Gulf oil spill

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Digital poets and programs free verse from the page

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Epic fail: No winners in climate change game

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One modern man's act of sun worship

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Explorers and other strange creatures

Richard Conniff brilliantly tells quirky tales of natural history explorers in The Species Seekers: Heroes, fools, and the mad pursuit of life on Earth

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Anarchy or empire? The internet in the balance

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Humans

Mapping the mind to the body – a little too easily

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Magic and the brain

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Futurology that's tied to the present

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