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Alcohol-producing bacteria could cause liver disease in some people

Sep 2019

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Ancient human bones reveal the oldest known strain of the plague

Jul 2021

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An ancient outbreak of bubonic plague may have been exaggerated

Dec 2019

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Boosting a gut bacterium helps mice fight an ALS-like disease

Jul 2019

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Gut bacteria may change the way many drugs work in the body

Jun 2019

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Gut microbes might help elite athletes boost their physical performance

Jun 2019

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How malaria parasites hide from the human immune system

Oct 2020

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Microbes slowed by one drug can rapidly develop resistance to another

Jan 2020

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Urban animals may get some dangerous gut microbes from humans

Jan 2022

Editorial Briefing
Amphibians face extinction crisis

Jan 2015

Amphibians face extinction crisis

The species diversity and ultimate survival of amphibians, one of the major groupings of vertebrate animals, face tremendous challenges today for reasons that are still not entirely understood. Since the 1980s, the pace of amphibian extinction has been alarming, and almost 200 identified species have become extinct. About one-third of all amphibian species have seen dramatic declines in populations, and are now considered to be endangered or threatened with extinction. See also: Biodiversity; Endangered species; Extinction (biology); Extinction of species