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Older couple in bed

A better love life could save your memory during old age

August 7, 2023

One woman with straight hair and one woman with curly hair

Curly or straight? Which type of hair keeps you cool? Scientists have the answer

July 31, 2023

Woman eating doughnuts, junk food

Promising drug may keep people skinny — even on an unhealthy diet

August 3, 2023

phototherapy device

Device emitting infrared light may relax people suffering from poor sleep

August 1, 2023

person holding gray and brown fish

From fins to arms? Scientists find clues of how our limbs evolved

July 31, 2023

diabetes

Diabetes discovery: Researchers identify gene that regulates blood sugar after eating

August 4, 2023

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Football is back — but which players face the highest risk of concussions?

August 4, 2023

Alzheimer's Disease

Unique genetic risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease discovered in Ashkenazi Jews

August 4, 2023

Mole on woman's back as doctor checks for skin cancer

New immunotherapy shows promise in fighting aggressive skin cancer

August 4, 2023

Man picking his nose

Nose-pickers at higher risk of contracting COVID-19

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June 21, 2026

Scribe's note ‘By me, Richard Heege, because I was at that feast and did not have a drink’, in the Heege Manuscript (bottom of p.60 verso). This caught the attention of Cambridge researcher Dr James Wade.

Comedy’s origin story? 15th century manuscript reveals the roots of British humor

August 2, 2023

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