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StudyFinds Analysis

How Hawkmoth Wings Might Sniff Out a Plant to Lay Eggs

Scientists’ Biographies May Discourage, Not Inspire, Kids’ Interest In Science

Thousands Of Irreplaceable U.S. Landmarks Face High Wildfire Risk, National Study Finds

After A Political Loss, Voters Trust Other People Less

The Sound Of Disease: Your Voice Could Become Medicine’s Next ‘Vital Sign’

Eye Contact Syncs Baby and Adult Brains, And That Appears To Shape What Infants Learn

Study: Muscle Has A Built-In Repair Crew, But It Vanishes Fast Without Training

Numb To Distant Disasters? Your Brain May Be Wired To Tune Out Foreign Tragedies

Junk Food In Early Life May Disrupt Memory Years Later, Study Suggests

The Brain Has Two Switches For Building Habits, Study Suggests

Kids Who Own Cell Phones Score Lower On Reading Tests: Study

From Potato Chips In Bed To ‘Chainsaw’ Snoring, 1 In 5 Have Dumped Partner Over Their Sleeping Habits