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Elephant Whiskers Are Engineering Marvels, Possess ‘Physical Intelligence’

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Only 1 In 10 Americans Are Unconcerned About Surveillance Pricing, New Survey Finds

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Two Out of Three Americans Now Take Medication Every Week

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Bacterium Preserved in 5,000-Year-Old Cave Ice Resists Modern Antibiotics

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American Kids Spend 4 Hours Daily On Screens. Their Parents Say It’s Destroying The Family Bond.

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Earth’s Strongest Gravity Anomaly Hides Under Antarctica, Not Where Scientists Thought

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Two Plant Extracts Made Hair 29% Shinier in Lab Tests

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How Reminiscing Together May Shield Your Relationship From Stress

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We’re Not Just Receiving AI’s Hallucinations—We’re Hallucinating With It

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Strong Grip, Longer Life: Why Muscular Strength May Be a Powerful Predictor of Longevity in Aging Women

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Astronomers Observe Extremely Rare ‘Failed Supernova’ In Andromeda Galaxy

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The Seven-Year Shadow: How Academic Pressure at 15 Follows Teens Into Their Twenties

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Study Finds Hot Pregnancy Nights Associated With Higher Autism Risk

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Why Did OpenAI Delete The Word ‘Safely’ From Its Mission?

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Centuries-Old Bird Poop Helped Power a Pre-Inca Kingdom

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Loose Clothing Can Track Movement More Accurately Than Skin-Mounted Sensors, Study Finds

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The Surprising Way Frog Love Songs Might Track Climate Change

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Does AI Really Understand What You’re Asking? New Study Raises Doubts

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When 11-Year-Olds Can’t Stop Scrolling: Addiction-Like Screen Use Linked to Mental Health Risks

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Status, Not Sickness, Determined Where Medieval Danes Were Buried

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