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But the staging and action geography leave a lot to be desired, making this feel like a hilarious play persistently interrupted by a middling crime thriller. ...Read More

“To say that the march is political is really important. It’s a chance for scientists and people who appreciate science to realize that politics explicitly affects what scientists are able to research and how science affects...

Potomac-born producer Susan Leber returns to her microbudget roots after a series of high-profile indies. ...Read More

    It might be back in its nest as soon as tonight. ...Read More

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Researchers are trying to determine the cause of the significant increase in the number of newly diagnosed cases of type 1 and type 2 diabetes in U.S. youth....Read More

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An old standby drug seems to help patients with advanced Parkinson’s disease through the difficult times when their usual medication stops working, a new trial suggests....Read More