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Viruses were discovered in 1892, and yet even in 2018, researchers are still uncovering new secrets about these infectious invaders.

A vaccine that teaches a person's immune system to see gluten as harmless could enable some people with coeliac disease to eat bread and pasta made from wheat

Development across the entire information technology landscape certainly didn't slow down this year. From CRISPR babies, to the rapid decline of the crypto markets, to a new robot on Mars, and discovery of subatomic part...

Animals can get really weird. Here are our favorite examples from 2018.

From monkey markets to fishy business, we're finding that many animals make rational trades. Even brainless fungi have a thing or two to teach us