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Low-orbit Earth could become inoperable for spacecraft and satellites if this complacency persists, with dire consequences.
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The small town in Germany where both the car and the bicycle were invented
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Bio-inspired tiles made from fungi could cool buildings without using energy
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Rome’s Inequality Was Bad. But China’s Han Dynasty Was Even Worse
The richest one percenters dominated ancient Rome and Han China. Today's not very far off.
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This Common Vaccine Seems To Reduce Dementia Risk by 20%
What if one of the most effective tools we have against dementia has been sitting quietly in our medical arsenal...
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Astronauts made miso in space and it’s a bit different than the one from Earth
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A Romanian grandma used a strange rock as a doorstop for decades. It turned out to be a million-dollar relic from the age of dinosaurs
An elderly woman unknowingly held a prehistoric gem worth over $1 million in her home
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Even the wealthiest Americans live shorter lives than the poorest in parts of Europe
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Gardening might do more for your health than you think.
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The surprising health problem surging in over 50s: sexually transmitted infections
Doctors often don't ask older patients about sex. But as STI cases rise among older adults, both awareness and the...
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The decline of cash has coincided with fewer surgeries for children swallowing coins.
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This one gene mutation helped horses evolve unmatched endurance.
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