Learning to Love Neanderthals
Does the 25,000-year-old body of a child found in Portugal make it more likely that they are our ancestors?
by Robert Kunzig
Daily Dose
Science News
Departments
More Meteors, Please
August showers brings shooting flowers
by Bob Berman
When Pills Kill
Her pulse was close to stopping. Was it the drugs she was taking?
by Tony Dajer
Reviews
Air Conditioning America, the National Building Museum, Washington, D.C.
by Scott Kim
Sky Lights
August showers brings shooting flowers
by Bob Berman
Vital Signs
Her pulse was close to stopping. Was it the drugs she was taking?
by Tony Dajer
The Physics of ... Singing
How a simple cough made us musical.
by Curtis Rist
Letters
What legacy do you leave: health and abundance, or a depleted, sickened world?'
by Josie Glausiusz
Purple Passion
Most botanists in this country want to kill every single one of those gorgeous plants. Could they be wrong?
by JoAnn C. Gutin
Learning to Love Neanderthals
Does the 25,000-year-old body of a child found in Portugal make it more likely that they are our ancestors?
by Robert Kunzig
Bubble, Bubble
Gas trapped in liquid can lessen toil and trouble
by Fenella Saunders
Kosovo Diary
An American physician in a land of refugees
by Pamela Grim, Photographs by Steve Lehman
Alternative Medicine Man
Why so many doctors hate Andrew Weil
by Brad Lemley, Photographs by Lynn Johnson