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Transgender Kids: What Does It Take to Help Them Thrive?
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A Campaign for President—and to Cut Drug Prices
Presidential candidates need to address this painful problem, but some duck it
Astronomers Make a Map of a Super Saturn's Rings
Astronomers have discovered a gargantuan planetary ring system and possibly a moon around another star
Readers Respond to “100 Years of General Relativity”
Letters to the editor from the September 2015 issue of Scientific American
The Magic of Math Lets You Have Your Pi and Eat It, Too
Math can be fun for readers of all h's
"Brainprints" Can Identify an Individual out of a Crowd with 99 Percent Accuracy
Each person’s mind exhibits a distinct pattern that could be used as a distinguishing feature
The Brain's GPS Tells You Where You Are and Where You've Come from
Scientists are discovering how the brain navigates
Finding Our Place with the Brain's GPS
A preview by our editor in chief of the January 2016 issue of Scientific American
From the Editor: Gender and Matters of Identity
Inside the January/February 2016 Scientific American MIND
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