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“Dognapping,” like in the case of Lady Gaga’s dogs, is more common than you may think. Here are some ways to prevent it and some steps to take to help get your dog back if they are taken. ...read more

The story behind Vitamin C preventing and fighting the common cold is rife with debate, myth and continuing research. Here's what the latest findings suggest. ...read more

Cross-country skiing in the Grand Tetons and ice skating in the Rocky Mountains are just a couple fun winter activities you can find at national parks. ...read more

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The Exchange brings the power of Science Near Me’s Opportunity Finder to local organizations across the country. ...read more

Essential oils smell great. But what do researchers have to say about the health benefits of essential oils? Are they really safe remedies for anxiety, stress, pain and other health problems? ...read more

Not all creatures need to breed to produce offspring. Animals like zebra sharks and killifish are redefining what scientists thought they knew about asexual reproduction. ...read more

From snake bombs to mosquito armies, biological warfare dates back to ancient empires. Even though they sometimes backfired on their users — and caused many more deaths than intended. ...read more

The fungus from “The Last of Us” may seem scary, but in reality, it’s not a threat to humans. ...read more