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AI Algorithm Detects Brain Abnormalities - And May Help On The Road To Curing Epilepsy

Self-Pollinating Plant Has Loss Of Genetic Variation Without External Pollinators

Vaping Isn't A Gateway To Smoking But Marijuana May Be A Gateway To Vaping

Follicle Stimulating Hormone May Increase Risk Of Obesity After Menopause

Food Science: New Fix For Nature's Wasting Of Water During Photosynthesis

Lightning, Not Utilities, Are Major Cause Of California Fires

Previously Unknown Mechanism In Plant Meiosis Discovered

Thylakoids May Be A New Way To Optimize Plants For Harsh Growing Conditions

Put Down Your Phone And Let Your Mind Wander

Gene Mutations In Retinal Lesions From Vitelliform Macular Dystrophy Found

Co-Embodiment: Two People Control Two Limbs

Assisted Suicide Mostly Used By Well-Educated White Patients With Cancer

Morti The Robot Dog: Like A Newborn Animal, It Can't Walk Right Away - But An Hour Later It Did

Maybe Hangry Is Not Just A Marketing Invention - New Survey Links Hunger To Irritability

Appetite Map Of How Brain Functions Shape Cravings

How The Brain Reduces The Urge To Act Impulsively

Odin Tubulin May Be A Missing Link Beween Single-Celled Organisms And Humans

Rich People Who Grew Up Poor Are Less Likely To Be Sympathetic To The Poor Than Those Born Wealthy

Lost Hammer And A Blueprint For Life On Mars

You Don't Want To Be A Billionaire, And That's A Good Thing

Kyrgyzstan Was Ground Zero For The 14th Century Black Plague

Homo Erectus' From Gongwangling May Have Been First For China

Farming: More Fertilizer Can Even Eliminate Yield Loss Caused By Excess Pre-Season Rain

Lower Risk Of Alzheimer’s Correlated To Higher Omega-3 DHA Levels

Long COVID Linked To Higher COVID Specific T Cells

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