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What shall we do with this information?
Emphasis on might.
If you've always wondered how to best cook mushrooms -- these Spanish scientists have your back.
Education > fake news
For science!
A huge innovation set to help a lot of people.
It changes their genes.
Pass me the sea salt please, and hold the plastic.
Hint: it's smoking in.
95% of students like this bundle of neurons.
Domestication could've well happened on its own.
Driving around all day is pretty bad for your health -- and for the environment.
That's a pretty impressive print.
Not getting enough sleep makes people want to avoid you. Seriously.
Poor human olfaction is a 19th-century myth, says scientist.
Three cups of coffee is already too much.
Sadly, not very effective against emotional scars.
This doesn't mean you can't keep blaming it.
The standard of beauty should not be unhealthy.
The disease rears its ugly head again.
Who said you can't run from your problems?
Although authorities are still on alert, the Zika epidemic seems to have backed off.
Bad science can have dramatic consequences, so it's important to weed it out.
The common belief that cheese and dairy are bad for your heart is simply wrong, a new review of 29 previous studies found.
Doctors? Having conflicts of interests? Can't be.
Color is hardwired into the brain.
Overall, life expectancy has increased in the country but not as much as it should have. The gap between many counties supports this argument.
There's a thin line between hero and villain -- one we redraw quite liberally.
Stress grows the lower down the ladder you go.
A synthetic retina developed from soft materials offers new hope for the visually impaired.
She weighed more than 500 kilograms!
Bunch up!
Bite into this study.
The genes, it's all in the genes.
Knowing what it's not brings us one step closer to understanding what it is.
Yoga might greatly reduce menstrual pain.
The reason is pretty simple.
Don't take heart rate apps too seriously, unless they've been vetted by a health care professional.
The pen is mightier than the clock too, it seems.
We got this.
Making new tissue could become as easy as bio-printing it.
A dramatic case with a happy ending. Antibiotic resistance is growing and threatens to kill 50 million people by 2050.
Keep it tidy, neurons.
Pass me that milk!
Finally, a reason to post food photos!
Such a cool problem to have.
Ultimately, this behavior is what creates dangerous information bubbles.
All food is good. But only some of it is good for you.
It could save countless severely prenatal human babies
