Image Courtesy of Flickr. A tiny, three-inch fish might hold the key to unlocking an ancient secret of evolution. Tucked away in the southern Appalachian
Image Courtesy of Flickr. Yale physician Onyema Ogbuagu has been involved in clinical trials for HIV for more than a decade. Trained as a medical
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Machine learning is often thought of as the silver bullet for solving puzzles in science. With enough data in any given subject, a model with
Image courtesy of HCWH Europe When someone is planning to get a prostate biopsy—the main diagnostic test for prostate cancer—the environmental impact of their impending
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The black background of outer space is studded with white bursts of light—some are sharp lines, while others are surrounded by a white hazy glow.
Image courtesy of Naiem Nassiri Thoracoabdominal aneurysms (TAAAs) occur when the aorta—the artery carrying blood from the heart to the rest of the body—balloons and
Image courtesy of Flickr/ Nick Humphries. Researchers from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication (YPCCC) are using a novel method to measure public opinion