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  • Young woman ready to vomit, feeling sick
    By Elaine Todd 56 min ago

    Vomit Myths That Have Been Debunked By Science

    If you're going to partake in the human experiment, you're going to barf at some point, so you might as well be able to separate fact from fiction.

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  • Woman in colorful dress and white boots sits on black sofa in a vintage style living room
    By George Hale 2 hours ago

    Everyone Had It In Their Home In The '70s. Science Might Explain Why It Was So Hard To Look Away

    There's no doubt that the '70s were a groovy time and when we look back at the trends of the era there are some fads that are impossible to ignore.

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  • The number
    By Tiffany Betts 3 hours ago

    Scientists Say People Who Live Past 110 Have This Unusually High Biomarker In Common

    Living past the age of 110 is a rare feat, which is why scientists went and analyzed the blood of those who made it that far, and found a surprise.

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  • Person in hospital bed with pulse oximeter on finger
    By Kristeen Cherney 6 hours ago

    The Deadly, Drug-Resistant Fungal Infection Outbreak That's Spreading In The US

    There's a new fungal infection spreading across the US and the world, and its resilience and lethality should have you more than a little worried.

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  • A young adult with dreadlocks shouting through cupped hands at a protest
    By Daniel Meagher 10 hours ago

    Scientists Explain The Mystery Behind Why Gen Z Is Aging Faster Than Their Parents

    There are a lot of factors that go into how fast we age, and scientists think they have identified many of the factors making Gen Z age faster.

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  • Elderly lady laughing with her granddaughter
    By Elaine Todd 1 day ago

    6 Healthy Habits Of People Who Lived Past 100

    Living to the ripe old age of 100 isn't something that just happens, you've got to put some work in, and there are some habits that are more helpful.

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  • Person reading a book by lantern light
    By Elaine Todd 1 day ago

    The Eye Health Myth That's Been Debunked By Science

    Our sight is probably the most relied upon of our senses, so there's a lot of advice out there for how to take care of our eyes, not all of it true.

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  • Four 3D models/scans of homo erectus skull samples superimposed on outline of African continent
    By Daniel Meagher 1 day ago

    Scientists Reconstructed A 1.5 Million-Year-Old Face. What They Saw Complicates Evolution.

    The intersection of technology and anthropology is helping us answer questions about our origins, but it's also giving us some new ones as well.

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  • Plastic red heart on the cuff of a sphygmomanometer
    By Tiffany Betts 2 days ago

    Scientists Say Drinking This Juice Can Lower Your Blood Pressure

    Managing your blood pressure is something that's important for everyone, and there may be a simple juice you can drink to help keep it under control.

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  • Man holding a cappuccino outdoors
    By Kristeen Cherney 2 days ago

    Long-Term Side Effects Of Caffeine That Aren't Often Discussed

    Millions of people in the US regularly consume caffeine in some form or another, but most of them are likely unaware of its long-term effects.

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  • Children in a classroom raising their hands with enthusiasm
    By Daniel Meagher 3 days ago

    Scientists Say This Is Why Children Pick Up New Languages Faster Than Adults

    Many people have noted the phenomenon of children picking up second languages faster than adults, and scientists have a few theories why that is.

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  • Microscopic image of the Marburg virus.
    By Robin Oliverio 3 days ago

    In 1967, Lab Workers Handling Imported Monkeys Started Falling Ill; Scientists Found A Deadly New Virus

    In 1967 a few labs in Europe started using a new monkey for vaccine production, but this monkey was carrying a virus that ended up killing 7 people.

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  • Woman sitting on sofa with hands on mouth and stomach
    By Kristeen Cherney 4 days ago

    Morning Sickness Myths That Have Been Debunked By Science

    Morning sickness is a depressingly common symptom of pregnancy, thus it's not surprising that there are a lot of false beliefs surrounding it.

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  • 3D rendering of a cancer cell, long tendrils reaching out in every direction
    By Daniel Meagher 4 days ago

    Scientists Say This Ancient Protein Could Be A Powerful Weapon In The Fight Against Cancer

    There's a lot of genetic code inside of us that's been around for a while, like this cancer-fighting protein that we're just beginning to understand.

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  • Young man singing in shower covered in soap
    By Daniel Meagher 5 days ago

    Scientists Explained The Mystery Behind Why Music Gets Stuck In Your Head

    Everyone knows just how annoying an earworm can be, but they're only like that because of the ways in which our brain has learned to interact with music.

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  • Woman washing chicken under faucet
    By Elaine Todd 6 days ago

    You Should Think Twice Before Washing Your Raw Chicken

    Everyone knows how important food safety is when it comes to preparing poultry, but one thing you should not do is wash your chicken in the sink.

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  • Skull fossil of A. anamensis, large robust jaw and cheekbones
    By Daniel Meagher 7 days ago

    Scientists Say This 3.8 Million-Year-Old Face Solved A Major Mystery Of Human Evolution

    The record of humanity is incomplete, but researchers discovered a well-preserved skull which calls into question assumptions about how evolution truly works.

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  • Man about to sneeze into a hankerchief
    By Elaine Todd 7 days ago

    Sneezing Myths That Have Been Debunked By Science

    Sneezing is something we all do, so it's no surprise that there are a lot of myths and folk beliefs surrounding this common physical process.

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  • gloved hands hold sprouts and ground meat with lab charts in background
    By Daniel Meagher 7 days ago

    What Are The Health Drawbacks Of Plant-Based Meats? Scientists Are Still Debating It

    Plant-based meats seem like a healthy alternative to their natural counterparts, but the processing they go through might actually make that less true.

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  • Two people wearing white space suit costumes with helmets sitting at a table. One is lifting helmet visor to drink a glass of water.
    By George Hale 7 days ago

    Six People Were Sealed In A Simulated Spacecraft For 520 Days, Then Scientists Found Something In Their Poop

    Space is known to have physical effects on the human body, but even simulated space travel was found to have a notable effect on astronauts' guts.

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  • Woman standing in front of open refrigerator, smelling bottle of milk with a look of disgust on her face
    By George Hale 8 days ago

    Why You Shouldn't Trust Your Eyes (And Nose) When It Comes To Food Safety

    When it comes to deciding whether food is safe to eat or not, most of us rely on our eyes or nose, but experts say that's not the best method.

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  • Early morning fog blankets the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco
    By Tiffany Betts 8 days ago

    In The '50s, The US Military Ran Risky Germ Warfare Experiments On Unsuspecting Americans

    When it comes to conducting shady experiments, there are few more infamous than the US military, which ran their experiments on uninformed citizens.

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  • Young woman cringing and covering her ears
    By Elaine Todd 9 days ago

    Scientists Say This Is The Reason You Hate The Sound Of Your Own Voice

    Everyone thinks they know their own voice, until they hear it directly. The discomfort is rooted in the sound itself, but also in something psychological.

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  • A pencil balancing on another pencil with a person's silhouette in the center running from
    By Tiffany Betts 9 days ago

    Not Drinking, Not Smoking: Scientists Say This Daily Habit Could Mess With Your Health

    Most of us are well aware of the adverse effects of tobacco and alcohol on the body, but those aren't the only things you should be worried about.

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  • Woman hiding under blanket
    By Pauli Poisuo 10 days ago

    Science Explains Why You Dream About Your Ex

    Everybody dreams, even if you don't remember them, and you may be surprised to learn that you're not the only one still dreaming about your ex.

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  • Feet with a tag emerging from a white sheet in a morgue
    By Tiffany Betts 10 days ago

    The Bizarre Phenomenon That Can Happen To Human Skin After Death

    Death may be the great leveler, but there's still a lot about it that we don't understand, including a strange thing that can happen to your skin.

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  • Black and white skull surrounded by smoke
    By Tiffany Betts 11 days ago

    Doctor Reveals The 2 Most Physically Painful Ways To Die

    Death is never a particularly pleasant thing, but not all deaths are necessarily made equal, with certain, severe cases usually being considerably more painful.

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