How many arrows are depicted in the photo above? How many can you find? One? Five? The answer is 118. In research…
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Aggregators Could sleepless nights of terror be good for you?Read more
Lying awake and listening for demonic footsteps after Paranormal Activity 4 may turn out to be more helpful to your mental health…
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Aggregators Spiders, Birds, and Snakes, Oh my!Read more
To continue our spooktacular posts this October, we bring you a study which may have some arachnophobes rethinking their next vacation destination…
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Aggregators Factoring in fear: what scares us most?Read more
Maybe you’ve seen a ghost, or been told the house in this picture is haunted, or watched enough scary movies to associate…
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Aggregators What doesn’t kill a coral: A little ash is still a bad thingRead more
Being buried in lava and piles of ash can quickly kill, whether above ground or underwater, but research published in PLOS ONE…
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Aggregators New Paleontology Guidelines Enforce Ethics, ReproducibilityRead more
Ethics is a cornerstone of science, informing everything from how we design our experiments to what we do with the resulting…
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Aggregators Halloween Highlights: Spooktacular Science in PLOS ONERead more
October is here, which means the holiday season is almost upon us – starting, of course, with Halloween. PLOS ONE doesn’t publish…
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Aggregators Manta ray preferences revealedRead more
If the thought of a calm moonlit night out on a tropical island makes you want to be at the beach, you…
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Aggregators A selection of influential PLOS ONE papers on tropical medicine and malariaRead more
For the XVIII International Congress for Tropical Medicine and Malaria Conference in Rio de Janeiro, PLOS ONE is highlighting eight recent articles. …
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Aggregators Women’s Health and Fitness Series Part V: PregnancyRead more
In this last post of the Women’s Health and Fitness Series, we delve into the mother of all topics: pregnancy. As one…
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Aggregators Woman’s Health and Fitness Series IV: Ovarian CancerRead more
In the last few weeks, we have discussed a range of topics that influence woman’s health and fitness, including obesity, cardiovascular disease…
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Aggregators Women’s Health and Fitness Series Part III: AnorexiaRead more
As National Women’s Health and Fitness Day approaches on September 26th, there are only a few more topics left in PLOS ONE’s…