Articles by Tyler MacDonald

Tyler MacDonald

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Skin Cancer Drug HA15 Developed As Sun Protection Concerns Increase

Ancient Phonecian DNA Reveals European Ancestry In North African Remains

Brains Of Schizophrenia Patients Attempt To Repair Themselves, Could Reverse Effects Of Illness

Researchers Suggest That Sharks Have Personalities Just Like Humans

Distant Planet Kepler-62f Might Be Habitable, Possess Massive Amounts Of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

Strange Carnivorous Australian Marsupial Fed On Snails 15 Million Years Ago

Massive Sea Sponge The Size Of A Minivan Discovered Near Hawaii

Rosetta Detects Building Blocks Of Life In Atmosphere Of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko

Researchers Discover Connection Between Cellphone Radiation And Cancer In Rats

Schrödinger's Cat Can Exist, Dead Or Alive, In Two Boxes At Once; Could Advance Quantum Computer Development

Mars' North Pole Suggests Red Planet Is Emerging From Ice Age That Ended 400,000 Years Ago

Alzheimer's Disease Protein Amyloid-Beta Could Stem From Body's Immune Response To Infection

High-Tech Scans Of Prehistoric Paintings Capture Human History From High Altitudes

Faint, Distant Galaxy Sheds Light On Universe Shortly After Big Bang

Livestock Dung Containing Antibiotics Might Contribute To Global Warming

Clouds, Aerosols Could Be Key To Understanding And Predicting Climate Change

Military Suicides Most Common Prior To Soldiers Engaging In Combat

Galactic Lights Are Turned Off By 'Red Geyser' Galaxies Powered By Supermassive Black Holes

Underground Stone Rings Reveal Complexity Of Neanderthal Cave Structures

Almost Half Of Antidepressants Prescribed For Insomnia, Anxiety, Pain; 30 Percent Used For Off-Label Purposes

Scientists Reveal Why Antarctic Sea Ice Continues To Grow While Arctic Sea Ice Melts

NASA Scientist Suggests That Dark Matter Is Composed Of Primordial Black Holes

Most Americans Don't Trust Clinical Trials, Concerned About Safety And Side Effects

Hubble Reveals Potential Explanation For Birth Of Supermassive Black Holes After Big Bang

Scientists Create Movies Of World's Brightest X-Ray Laser Vaporizing Water Droplets [VIDEO]

1 In 4 Heart Attack Patients Have Heart Failure Within 4 Years; Risk Increases With Age, Socioeconomic Deprivation

Ancient Chinese Beer Recipe Used 'Advanced Brewing Technique' Similar To Modern Brewing

Is NASA's Asteroid Mission Statistically Flawed? A New Paper Says So

MIT Researchers 'Heal' Solar Cells With Intense Light

Loss Of Y Chromosome In Men Linked To Alzheimer's Disease, Increased Death From Cancers

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TD Bank has agreed to pay $3 billion in penalties for failing to adequately monitor money laundering by drug cartels, US officials say
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Delta Eyes Election Day Travel Pullback As Profits Climb
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UN Warns Of Catastrophe As Israel Fights A Two-front War
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Wildlife Populations Plunge 73% Since 1970: WWF

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Australia Moves To Expand Antarctic Marine Park

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'Dark Day': Victims Mourned Around The Globe On Oct. 7 Anniversary

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