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Are the terms used in annual reports a key to figuring out how corporations avoid paying taxes? Words can be just as useful as numbers in spotting corporate tax evaders.

Chemistry

Scientists and maple syrup producers collaborate to create a quick test for determining the quality of maple sap.

Chemistry Article

Quebec is a world leader in the production of maple syrup, and the quality of its "liquid gold" is world-renowned.

Medical research

According to a study on metastasis, the time of day has an impact on cancer diagnosis and therapy.

Medical research Article

Your sleeping pattern is just one aspect of your circadian rhythm; it can also affect how cancer grows, gets diagnosed,

Biomedical technology

‘Smart’ bandages monitor wounds and deliver focused care.

Biomedical technology Article

When a person gets a cut, scrape, burn, or other wound, the body tends to it on its own and

Astronomy & Space

A new asteroid sample research adds to our understanding of the origins of the building elements of life on Earth.

Astronomy & Space Article

What gave rise to life? The answer to this question gets right to the heart of why we are here

Ecology

In the film Ice Age, life imitates art as it seeks ice-free refuges in Antarctica.

Ecology Article

Today, Antarctica is covered in ice, but during previous ice ages, the ice grew even thicker. Biologists have long been baffled by the question of how and where life has

Biology