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The dark side of magnetic attraction. 🔗 sciencealert.com/mole-rats-g…
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"A very exciting addition to the field." 🔗 sciencealert.com/one-habit-m…
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"People who had more exposure to clinical obesity over decades had worse brain health." 🔗 sciencealert.com/clinical-ob…
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The Kondo effect conquered. 🔗 sciencealert.com/scientists-…
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Caught in the act. 🔗 sciencealert.com/a-strange-r…
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A familiar sky rediscovered. 🔗 sciencealert.com/mysterious-…
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We need more research. 🔗 sciencealert.com/a-common-su…
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We've seen these effects before. 🔗 sciencealert.com/herpes-viru…
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There were bones and teeth. 🔗 sciencealert.com/scientists-…
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A timeline transformation. 🔗 sciencealert.com/new-fossil-…
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Less oxygen, better movement. 🔗 sciencealert.com/low-oxygen-…
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And it could get much worse. 🔗 sciencealert.com/one-quarter…
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"People who had more exposure to clinical obesity over decades had worse brain health." 🔗 sciencealert.com/obesity-lin…
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"We had to bring the salt marsh to the storm." 🔗 sciencealert.com/scientists-…
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Annihilation free, baby! 🔗 sciencealert.com/physicists-…
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A face built from 315,000-year-old bones. It would not stand out in today's crowd. But compare the fossil's ancient braincase to the modern-looking face, and something doesn't add up. 🔗 sciencealert.com/scientists-…
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No external clock. Thirty vibrations per second spontaneously fell into one synchronized wave across an entire structure. The asymmetry that drove the self-organization was built right into each unit. 🔗 sciencealert.com/a-strange-n…
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One night of sleep. One ECG lead. AI trained on 16,000 patients found heart failure risk up to 133 percent higher in those whose hearts showed subtle shifts during the lightest sleep stage. 🔗 sciencealert.com/the-way-you…
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One in four depressed people feel like they're perpetually jet-lagged. It's a distinct brain subtype — and standard antidepressants often don't work for it. What does is something most doctors haven't considered. 🔗 sciencealert.com/researchers…
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Squeezable leg cuffs, timed to your heartbeat. Seventy-eight percent of early Alzheimer's patients improved after six months. The reason may come down to blood flow — and how little the brain gets. 🔗 sciencealert.com/this-heart-…
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