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StudyFinds Analysis

Ancient Egyptian Princesses May Have Been Trained Archers, Bones Suggest

Monkeys Share The Roots Of Human Geometric Thinking, Study Finds

Female Professors Earn 23% Less Than Male Peers, Publishing More Doesn’t Close Gap, Study Shows

Study: Gut Chemical Cut Seizures By Over 80% After Brain Injury

Backyard Bug Spray May Be Breeding Tougher Mosquitoes, Study Shows

Hour Lost To Daylight Saving Time Linked To Vision-Stealing Eye Diseases

Can You ‘Catch’ Dementia From Your Spouse?

Brain Scans Reveal Soft Spot For On-Screen Enemies, TV Study Finds

Excess Weight Linked To Over 1 In 10 Cancers, Study Suggests

Baseball’s Star Hitters Strike Out With Robot Umpires, Data Shows

Saffron Could Help Fight Fatty Liver Disease

A 2001 Rule Protects 25 Million Americans’ Water. It Might Not Survive 2026