Your daily coffee may be protecting your brain, 43-year study finds
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Sweden's old‑growth natural forests store 83% more carbon than managed woodlands – new study
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The kids are all right - Surprising studies show young people are doing better than previous generations in many ways
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Pace of global warming has doubled since 2015
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Workers who love ‘synergizing paradigms’ might be bad at their jobs
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Almost a third of Gen Z men agree a wife should obey her husband
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UMD scientists create ‘smart underwear’ to measure human flatulence
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Single vaccine could protect against all coughs, colds and flus, researchers say
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Drinking two-three cups of coffee a day tied to lower dementia risk
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AI fails at 96% of jobs (new study)
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What science says we’ve been getting wrong about exercise
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The incidence of autism is similar in boys and girls, although boys are diagnosed earlier – study conducted on a sample of 2.7 million people in Sweden over a thirty-five year period
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Geologists may have solved mystery of Green River's 'uphill' route
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Take the stairs. It could help you live longer.
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Lead in archived hair documents a decline in lead exposure to humans since the establishment of the US Environmental Protection Agency
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Scientists think that Svalbard polar bears have adapted to recent ice loss by eating more land-based prey, including reindeer and walruses
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Terry Pratchett’s novels may have held clues to his dementia a decade before diagnosis, our new study suggests
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Seaweed farms boost long-term carbon storage by altering ocean chemistry
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Scientists cast doubt on the discovery of microplastics throughout the human body
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US households using Ozempic spend less on groceries
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The city where free buses changed everything
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How pointing fingers shape what we see in Old Master paintings
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Most parked domains now serving malicious content
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Collapse of critical Atlantic current is no longer low-likelihood, study finds
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US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to end all monkey research
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There may not be a safe off-ramp for some taking GLP-1 drugs, study suggests
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100 years of menus shows how food and diplomacy are linked
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Researchers isolate memorization from problem-solving in AI neural networks
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The emerging evidence on AI tutoring
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Large US study finds memory decline surge in young people
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Study suggests that the Universe's expansion 'is now slowing, not speeding up'
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Rising cognitive disability as a public health concern among US adults, trends from the behavioral risk factor surveillance system, 2013–2023
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New research shows attention lapses due to sleep deprivation coincide with a flushing of fluid from the brain
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For the relocated Kiruna, Sweden's northernmost settlement, located above the Arctic Circle, planners prioritised infrastructure links over microclimate
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Current studies may overestimate microplastics transferring from containers to food
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The Icelandic volcanic island of Surtsey emerged in the 1960s, and scientists say studying its development offers hope for damaged ecosystems worldwide
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Nanoparticle vaccine shows cancer prevention and immunity in mice
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Hover flies are long-distance travellers
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The genius logic of the NATO phonetic alphabet
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High pollen count: the last straw effect on suicide risk
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Earth is getting darker and it’s changing the planet’s climate balance
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Poor mental health linked to pregnancy and childbirth can affect women's health in the long term, Swedish study finds
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Human impacts of wildfires worsen even as total burned area declines
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China cut fertilizer use and still increased crop yields (2018)
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Light pollution is causing birds like the Australian magpie-lark to sing for longer
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Half of people on weight loss drugs quit within one year, Danish study finds – more likely to stop taking the drugs if they were younger, lived in poorer areas, or were men
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Many lonely people would rather deal with a robot than interact with an actual human, according to research co-led by Newcastle University
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Study finds Rotten Tomatoes scores inflated by 13% compared to ten years ago
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Canadian crops beat global emissions—even after seventeen trips across the Atlantic
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Scientists reversed memory loss in mice due to faulty mitochondria
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