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StudyFinds Analysis

65 million people have the same reason for owning guns — they don’t feel safe in America

Young-onset dementia more common than thought, alarming research shows

Why fitness trackers, smartwatches pose serious risks for some heart patients

400 years later, hidden elements discovered in Renaissance astronomer Tycho Brahe’s alchemy lab

Groundbreaking drug may clear out HIV hiding in the brain

What’s your brilliant idea? 1 in 3 think they’re sitting on a hidden goldmine

Why men should test for BRCA gene mutations before it’s too late

Sorry, Dr. GPT: People just don’t trust you

Butterflies collect pollen without even touching flowers using this special power

Jurassic shock: Tyrannosaurus rex may have been 70% larger than scientists thought

Is the musical mind immune to cognitive decline?

Health benefits of drinking? Just a ‘comforting myth,’ study says