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Dungeons & Dragons emerges as social haven for autistic adults

Scientists discover why it’s so hard for drugs to defeat herpes

Surprising discovery: Multiple sclerosis may actually protect against Alzheimer’s disease

Inside the attention spans of young kids: Why curiosity is mistaken for lack of focus

Researchers blend quantum and traditional internet in connectivity breakthrough

Pesco-vegetarian diet can add years to lives of elderly people

Love lights up your brain differently depending on who you’re thinking about

Cannabis may be an anti-aging miracle drug for older brains, study suggests

Just 10 seconds of light exercise boosts brain activity in kids

Newly discovered ‘Holy Grail’ of proteins may lead to cancer vaccine

Baby talk is not just babble: Scientists reveal what you’re hearing

Placebos reduce stress, anxiety — even if you know they’re fakes