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Exercising is almost never bad for you.
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The ecological niche for giant trees like Redwoods could grow by a staggering 4 million square kilometers.
Which is a pity, because they save us a lot of money.
A giant mystery has been solved.
BMI can be a misleading metric when it comes to obesity.
Talk about a special mind.
At this rate, in a few centuries, the world's largest mammal could be the domestic cow.
Such adaptations could form the evolutionary roots of human warfare.
Ancient brain surgery -- now here's something I'd never have to say.
It's a story without a happy ending.
These turtles were far more common than previously known.
This is not about conspiracy theories, but a legitimate scientific concern.
Romania has a lesson for the entire world.
A semi-autonomous, sustainable, eco-friendly air cleaning system. Or as we usually call it -- a plant.
Talk about altruistic behavior -- these ants are truly impressive.
It's the drug many people suffering from debilitating headaches have been waiting for.
The world's largest coral system is dying, and it's all our fault.
“Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean.”
Don't breathe too hard.
'These things are everywhere,' said one researcher.
There's just too much plastic in the oceans.
Failing upwards!
The gesture has inspired thousands of people over social media.
Sneaky, sneaky plasmodium.
Pieces of an ancient planet formed long before Earth shed their secrets.
Are you eating gluten-free? You might want to read this.
Is this a good thing... or a bad thing?
The dinosaurs started and ended with a bang.
The good, the bad, and the coffee.
Is a ban of junk food ads targeting children warranted?
The results are huge.
Close call!
The clock is ticking.
A novel breakthrough that could save lives.
Women have lighter hair then men, on average -- and researchers can now know what your hair color is after a simple DNA sample.
It's not exactly a vaccine, but it's the next best thing.
A Chinese garden on the Moon -- it almost sounds too crazy to be true.
Their results point to East Asia (China) as the yeast's area of origin.
It's a much-needed debate we all need to have: scientific publishing is too expensive.
The loggerheads can find their original nesting grounds within 40 to 50 miles, despite being away for decades or traveling thousands of miles.
In doing so, they've come up with evidence that might tell us what dark particles and forces might or might not lurk beyond the Standard Model.
More food, less emissions... but it's all about the money.
New images may be posing more questions than they answer.
That's over a limit of four to five glasses of wine per week.
It's a socket! It's a road! It's... both?
Use paper towels instead.
Their nature makes them ideal against pathogens that hide from immune cells, such as HIV.
Cheaper smartphones ahoy!
How many virtual animals do you see each day?
