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    The #1 risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease may not be what you think it is

    The leading risk factor for Alzheimer Disease in the United States appears to have shifted over the past decade.Back in 2011the most prominent...
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    What happens in the brain when we vomit? We may have just found out

    When we eat food contaminated with potentially harmful bacteria, vomiting is an important way the body eliminates the toxins. To get a...
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    The oldest animations in the world date back to cave times

    From France to Indonesia and Australia, ancient life is painted on the walls of dark caves, seemingly motionless silhouettes in earthy colors that...
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    Experiments show that women can sniff out single and married men

    The eyes are often referred to as the windows to someone's soul, but the nose could be a back door to their bedroom....
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    These exercises will get you the same results in less time, scientists say

    When it comes to training, an approach that's able to produce the same results with less effort sounds too good to be true...
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    This stunning dark nebula looks like a cosmic sentinel watching the stars

    Look deep enough into the darkness of space, you'll find all sorts of shapes that capture the imagination. Keep staring, you will...
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    A single giant queen “Murder Hornet” triggered the invasion of Europe

    Invasive species have a notorious ability spread rapidly through unprepared ecosystems, wreaking havoc in their path. The Asiatic Hornet (Vespa...
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    Frequent dry spells may have been essential for the emergence of life on Earth

    How life came about on earth from a selection of non-living molecules is a stubborn mystery. Experiments can show us like important...
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    Empathic people seem to have a special ability when it comes to animals

    Can you tell by just a whimper, grunt, bleat, or moo if an ungulate is happy or in distress? If so, it...
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    There’s a simple strategy to reducing alcohol consumption, scientists say, and it works

    Researchers have found an effective way to get people to drink less alcohol: highlight the increased risk of cancer that comes with drinking...
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    Not everything we call AI is actually artificial intelligence. Here’s what you should know

    In August 1955, a group of scholars applied for $13,500 in funding to host a summer workshop at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire....
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    New technology could unlock a virtually limitless supply of fresh water

    There is not enough fresh water Walk around on planet earth and it is a problem that is expected to get worse in...
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