Simple thyroid check in pregnancy may lower autism risk
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H5N1 variant has made its way to an Australian subantarctic island
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Scientists discover hidden wolf DNA in most dogs
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What seven decades of hunting for aliens tells us
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Scientists just teleported information using light
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Six strategies identified to help households cut down on food waste
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From the volcanic crater to the lab: Extremophiles offer a lesson in survival
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Neptune Is the Furthest Planet From the Sun, But It Still Experiences Auroras
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JWST spots a strange red dot so extreme scientists can’t explain it
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A Mysterious Green Fireball Just Exploded Over the U.S. At 100,000 Mph
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The Universe Might Just Go Dark Forever, Scientists Say
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Asteroid loaded with amino acids offers new clues about the origin of life on Earth
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Scientists may have found dark matter after 100 years of searching
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‘Nature’s original engineers’: scientists explore the amazing potential of fungi
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Saturday Citations: Cute squid with scary name; potential detection of dark matter; fate of the AMOC
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When science fiction becomes reality: Scientists reveal what would REALLY happen if the sun started to dim like in Project Hail Mary - with catastrophic results
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Probing the quantum nature of black holes through entropy
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Scientists used Hollywood movies to hack the human brain and they found something wild
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Humans and artificial neural networks exhibit some similar patterns during learning
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Distance learning changes lives, but comes with its own challenges
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Millions are about to choose the wrong Medicare plan
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Achieving lasting remission for HIV
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The advent calendar of the future? I tried lab-grown CHOCOLATE - and I'd challenge the top chocolatiers to be able to tell the difference between the real-deal!
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Your dog is not a doomsday prepper—here's why they hide food and toys
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Seven-year study uncovers the holy grail of beer brewing
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Hidden blood molecules show surprising anti-aging power
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Weather hell for 42 million Americans: Snowstorm stretching 1,200 miles to dump up to 18 inches this weekend
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‘Miniature-lightning’ detected on Mars: Nasa rover makes rare discovery— new study explains
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Where cannabis stores cluster, emergency visits climb
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Repeated head impacts may quietly break the brain’s cleanup system
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Global plan outlines steps to monitor and reduce marine litter worldwide
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First 'Bible map' published 500 years ago still influences how we think about borders, study suggests
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First 'Bible map' published 500 years ago still influences how we think about borders, scientists argue
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Domestic Cats Were Introduced to Europe around 2,000 Years Ago, Probably from North Africa: Study
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Q&A: Calcium channel mechanism provides new insights into cellular quality control
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Two Australopithecus Species Co-Existed in Ethiopia 3.4 Million Years Ago
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Students spend more time learning to write on paper than computers—does this need to change?
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Bisexual individuals experience greater loneliness than homosexuals and heterosexuals, study suggests
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Think Pterosaurs and Plesiosaurs Are Dinosaurs? Here's Why These and Other Species Are Not
Discover Magazine
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Scientists Sequence Genome of Vampire Squid
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Gemini South Telescope Focuses on Butterfly Nebula
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Caribbean rainfall driven by shifting long-term patterns in the Atlantic high-pressure system, study finds
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Even Chihuahuas Still Have Some Wolf in Them — Here’s How Some Dogs Still Carry This DNA
Discover Magazine
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New species of begonia found in Guangxi, China
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A taste of the sea: Comparing five edible seaweeds
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Local space weather impacts on technology and safety vary more than expected
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Dark matter-dark energy interaction shapes cosmic halo spin and alignment, simulations show
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Electric control of ions and water enables switchable molecular stickiness on surfaces
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New Study Reveals How Pterosaurs Evolved Flight-Ready Brain
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Finding information in the randomness of living matter
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Long-term field data reveal warming cuts temperate forest NO and N₂O emissions by altering soil moisture
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Quasi-periodic oscillations detected in unusual multi-trigger gamma-ray burst
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We older people are always a footnote | Brief letters
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Rare high-resolution observations of a flare-prolific solar active region
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Tiny lead fragments in hunted meat exceed safe levels, study reveals
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Can quantum computers help researchers learn about the inside of a neutron star?
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Eight ways to resist spending too much on Black Friday bargains
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The surprising world of animal penises and what they reveal about humans
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Advanced tracking uncovers flapper skate hotspots on Scotland's deep seabed
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Studies show how the giant statues on Rapa Nui were made and moved—and what caused the island's deforestation
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'Stick and glue' method enables more precise biomolecule tracking in cells
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Domestic cats came from North Africa to Europe only 2,000 years ago, DNA evidence suggests
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When computers took over the factory floor: Economist traces how workers adapted, what it means for AI's future
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Scientists find toxic metals hidden in popular plastic toys
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Death toll from floods and landslides on Indonesia's Sumatra island rises to 164
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Earthquake swarms strike California for THIRD DAY sparking fears of the Big One
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The evolution of the penis: Scientist reveals why human phalluses are so 'conservative' compared to other animals
Mail Online
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Astronomers unveil 400 sibling star clusters in the Milky Way
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Common gut bacteria identified as cause of pig ear necrosis
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The largest ice desert has the fewest ice nuclei worldwide
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