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A dying star’s brief X-ray flash is helping scientists rethink the line between ordinary supernovae and cosmic giants.
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Meat gets the credit for big human brains, but new research says sugar played an equal role in human brain evolution over 4 million years.
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Scientists found how the deadly fungus Candida auris hides in hair follicles and weakens the skin’s defenses.
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Why did dinosaurs never get tiny? New research points to ecology, not biology, and shows how flight may have let birds shrink dramatically.
IBD Patients Face Sharply Higher Mental Health Risks Years Before And After Diagnosis
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Depression, anxiety, and substance misuse risk rises before an IBD diagnosis and peaks right after it, a large Swedish cohort study shows. Here’s what it means.
This Cheap Prenatal Vitamin May Boost A Child’s Memory Years Later
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High-dose prenatal vitamin D was linked to sharper verbal and visual memory in 10-year-olds, a Danish randomized trial reports. Here is what it found.
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In a new survey of 2,000 American students pursuing higher education, less than half said they feel good about the job market waiting for them after they toss their caps.
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