Science in the media

Monos, ratones, gatos, tortugas e incluso cucarachas forman parte de una larga lista de astronautas involuntarios que han permitido que la ciencia aeroespacial haya llegado hasta donde está hoy.

Religious doctrines typically urge the faithful to treat others with compassion and to put the greater good before selfish interests. But when it comes to generosity, nonreligious kids seem to […]

Layla, a one-year-old girl with leukaemia, is in remission thanks to gene-editing technology that allowed her to receive modified immune cells from another person.

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La selección sexual hace que los pájaros machos luzcan un plumaje más colorido para atraer a posibles parejas. Ahora, un estudio sobre pájaros cantores demuestra que los colores de las […]

A cancer diagnosis is always upsetting, and that’s especially true when the patient is pregnant. A new study may reassure these patients that their babies can turn out fine despite […]

A tapeworm that infected a Colombian man deposited malignant cells inside his body that spread much like an aggressive cancer, researchers have reported in a bizarre, but not unprecedented, case.

Utilizando anticuerpos y antibióticos un grupo de investigadores ha conseguido combatir a una de las bacterias resistentes más temidas antes de que salga de las células infectadas.

General relativity has grown more important than it was in Einstein’s day