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Organ donation: Opt-out or opt-in?

Many people need critical organs like hearts and lungs, yet a worldwide shortage of available organs leaves many to die

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Harm and medical ethics

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Imagine your spouse has been cheating for the past 10 years, but you are completely unaware of their infidelity. The

From the Labs features the diversity of adult-born neurons, which was detailed in a recent issue of Cell Reports. Image courtesy of the Arenkiel lab, Patrick Hunt and Cell Reports. Learn more.