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Patients Hate ‘Forever’ Drugs. Is Wegovy Different?

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Most people, study after study shows, don’t take the medicines prescribed for them. It doesn’t matter what they are — statins, high blood...
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It’s a Golden Age for Shipwreck Discoveries. Why?

Barbara Chase -
Some were fabled vessels that have fascinated people for generations, like Endurance, Ernest Shackleton’s ship that sank in the Antarctic in 1915. Some...
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NASA Is Recruiting a New Class of Astronauts

Barbara Chase -
Do you dream of leaving the planet?NASA is looking for its next group of astronauts, and you have until April 2 to make...
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A Rock Fell From Space Into Sweden. Who Owns It on Earth?

Barbara Chase -
The iron rock’s journey from the depths of space ended with a thud in a dense pine forest, about an hour north of...
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What’s Next for the Coronavirus?

Barbara Chase -
Rat droppings from New York City. Poop from dog parks in Wisconsin. Human waste from a Missouri hospital. These are some of the...
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How Toyota, a Laggard on Electric Cars, Got Its Fight Back

Barbara Chase -
The breakfast at Toyota’s annual dealership gathering in Las Vegas last fall was an exclusive, invite-only affair, where attendees were told to cover...
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A Quiet Maine County Braces for the Eclipse. ‘Where Are 20,000 People Going to Pee?’

Barbara Chase -
For generations, visitors to Maine have flocked east to the rocky coastline, with its lobster boats and crashing waves, or west to ski...
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A Total Solar Eclipse Is Coming. Here’s What You Need to Know.

Barbara Chase -
On April 8, North America will experience its second total solar eclipse in seven years. The moon will glide over the surface of...
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Life After Asteroid Bennu

Barbara Chase -
Last fall, a NASA spacecraft named OSIRIS-REx dropped a capsule containing more than 120 grams of space dust into the Utah desert. That...
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Prehistoric Amphibian Ancestor Is Named for Kermit the Frog

Barbara Chase -
One crawled across the rain-drenched ground of what is now Texas more than 270 million years ago, possibly feasting on fast-moving insects. The...
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