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Brain Surgery Opens a Short Window for Cancer Drugs in Mice
University of Manchester

Brain Surgery Opens a Short Window for Cancer Drugs in Mice

One Month of Vegan Eating Nudges the Body’s Aging Clocks
UC San Diego

One Month of Vegan Eating Nudges the Body’s Aging Clocks

Circumcision Does Not Raise a Boy’s Autism Risk, Study Finds
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Circumcision Does Not Raise a Boy’s Autism Risk, Study Finds

Physicists Build a Table-Top Way to Image an Electron’s 3D Shape
University of Göttingen

Physicists Build a Table-Top Way to Image an Electron’s 3D Shape

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Nature | Climate Change

Your Hairdresser May Sway Your Climate Choices, Not a Celebrity

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Manhattan Institute Report

States Bet on Gambling Taxes. The Money Barely Shows Up

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Frontiers in Physiology

A Virtual Stomach Now Runs the Gut and Brain’s Full Conversation

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Nature | Communications

An AI Reads Old Sleep Tests and Finds Who Is Most at Risk

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Nature | Communications

Turning Dirty Factory Exhaust Into Fuel, No Cleanup Needed

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Economy

For Black Workers, the AI Risk Runs Through Education, Not Race

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Health

Frequent Lab Exposure Tracks With More Aches in Students

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Mind

Dunning-Kruger May Run Backwards

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Science

A Shaped Magnetic Pulse Could Slash the Energy of Storing a Bit

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Health

Eating Less Protein Might Help You Age Better

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SocietyCultureMind

Hikikomori: Why At-Risk Recluses Gravitate to Story and Strategy Games

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Science

Two Ghost Ancestors Found Hiding in Living DNA

A businessman in a suit checks his watch while rushing on a sunny day in the city.
Journal of the Association for Consumer Research

Why Unexpected Free Time Tricks You Into Running Late

A business professional examines financial charts on a tablet and monitor for investment strategy.
Arxiv

Better AI Market Forecasts Do Not Make Better Investment Choices

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The Forum

Godzilla Movies Work Better as Trump Allegory Than Metaphor

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PNAS

Rattlesnake Blood Proteins Beat Commercial Antivenom in Mice

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