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What You Eat In Your 40s May Shape How Sharp Your Mind Is Decades Later

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From Pickup Games To Pay-To-Play: How Youth Sports Changed in A Generation

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It’s Never Too Late To Change Who You Are, Even Science Says So

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Mental Health Disorders After A Cancer Diagnosis Linked To Shorter Survival

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Traffic Noise At Night Gives Green Light To Higher Cholesterol, Major Study Shows

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When Sympathy Replaces Scrutiny: How Victim-Named Laws Win Votes, Dodge Hard Questions

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This Decade Will Shape The Fate Of Antarctica’s Ice Shelves

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Your Zip Code And Nuclear Plants: New Harvard Study Sees A Troubling Pattern

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Your Career Could Be Costing You Sleep. Your Heart May Be Paying for It.

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The Snowman At The Edge Of The Solar System Finally Has An Origin Story

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A Parent’s Gut Feeling About A Sick Child Is Surprisingly Accurate, But Can’t Work Alone

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Scientists Watched The Brain Have A Psychedelic Experience In Real Time. Here’s What They Found.

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Flu D May Be Infecting Humans Without Causing Symptoms. Could It Be The Next Pandemic Threat?

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Telling An Entrepreneur They’ll Fail May Make Them More Determined

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Something Was Making Stone Tools in China 600,000 Years Before Homo Erectus Showed Up

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The Relationship Milestone That Actually Makes Older Adults Happier Isn’t Marriage

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Ultramarathons Rapidly Age Red Blood Cells, Study Finds

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Why Linking Quantum Computers Is So Hard, And How ‘Giant Superatoms’ Could Help

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Study Finds Breathing Problems Widespread Across 14 Flat-Faced Dog Breeds

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New Blood Test Could Predict When Alzheimer’s Symptoms Are Likely To Begin

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