New Vaccine Could Save Rabbits from Fatal Disease

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April 15, 2022

Ecology New Vaccine Could Save Rabbits from Fatal Disease Veterinarians and rabbit owners are racing to protect bunnies as a hemorrhagic disease spreads By Tatum McConnell

Psychology A New Dimension to a Meaningful Life Studies suggest that appreciating beauty in the everyday may be just as powerful as a sense of overarching purpose By Joshua Hicks,Frank Martela

Animals Social Animals Seek Power in Surprisingly Complex Ways It's not just physical combat—animals have a host of strategies for building clout By Lee Alan Dugatkin

Epidemiology New Cases of Childhood Diabetes Rose during the Pandemic It isn't clear why, but researchers are investigating a possible COVID link By Carolyn Barber

Renewable Energy In a First, Wind Generation Tops Coal and Nuclear Power for a Day The milestone showed both how far renewable energy has come and the lengths the country must go to reach President Joe Biden's climate goals By Benjamin Storrow,E&E News

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FROM THE ARCHIVE Decoded: How Do Vaccines Actually Work? Vaccines are medicines that train the body to defend itself against future disease, and they have been saving human lives for hundreds of years. By Michael Tabb,Andrea Gawrylewski,Jeffery DelViscio | April 2021

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