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Over the weekend, Reuters reported that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is planning a large study looking into…
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15 million years before movies like Jaws and Open Water gave swimmers the heebie-jeebies, a prehistoric shark species called Otodus…
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For all the buzz surrounding Ozempic and similar GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, there are also plenty of concerns about…
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The famous skeleton of a child with human and Neanderthal features has now been precisely dated, thanks to a new…
Read MoreNASA Shuts Off Voyager Science Instrument, More Power Cuts Ahead to Keep Both Probes Going
The Voyager spacecraft have been cruising through interstellar space for more than 47 years, collecting precious data on the vast…
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One of the oldest drugs in the world may still have new tricks up its sleeve. In research out today,…
Read MoreGroundbreaking Stem Cell Therapy Repairs Badly Damaged Corneas and Improves Sight
The next frontier of stem cell transplantation might involve the eyes. In research out today, scientists report that an experimental…
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It is currently impossible to predict when a comatose patient might become conscious again. Some patients wake up minutes or…
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