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Chewing Sugary Gum After a Beetroot Shot Pushes Blood Pressure Down

10+ hour, 31+ min ago  (53+ words) On the tongue of every person reading this sits a small chemical factory, staffed by bacteria, that turns the nitrate in your dinner into something your...

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Tiny Asteroid Donaldjohanson Tumbles Because Sunlight Slowed It Down

10+ hour, 25+ min ago  (25+ words) For 59 days before the encounter, the asteroid would not hold still. Lucy's long-range camera kept watching this faint smudge of reflected light from...

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Repeated Low-Level Blasts in Military Training Are Linked to Later Anger and Aggression

10+ hour, 37+ min ago  (602+ words) The fuse, in this story, was never lit by a single explosion. That is what made it so easy to miss. The veterans whose records Eamonn Kennedy began reading had not all lived through a roadside bomb or a battlefield…...

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HPV Vaccine Has Driven Cervical Cancer Deaths in England's Youngest Women Down to Nothing

10+ hour, 12+ min ago  (489+ words) For five straight years, across the whole of England, not a single woman between the ages of 20 and 24 died of cervical cancer. Run the historical rates forward and you would have expected around 23 deaths in that window. Instead the registers…...

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How a Mars Life Detector Traced Meteorite Grime to Car Exhaust

10+ hour, 17+ min ago  (425+ words) ESA rover Rosalind Franklin The instrument is MOMA, the Mars Organic Molecule Analyzer, and it is due to ride aboard the European rover Rosalind Franklin when she lands in 2030. Her job is to read the chemistry of Martian rock and…...

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Fish Oil Reaches the Brain but Fails to Slow Alzheimer's Decline

10+ hour, 47+ min ago  (360+ words) That, in a sentence, is the uncomfortable finding from a two-year trial run out of the University of Southern California and published this week in e Bio Medicine. The brain took the bait. The disease carried on regardless. Hussein Yassine,…...

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Palm, Coconut and Soybean Drive Most of the Biodiversity Loss Hidden in Everyday Products

10+ hour, 56+ min ago  (28+ words) Open a kitchen cupboard, a bathroom cabinet, a bag of animal feed, and you are looking at a ledger of extinction. The margarine, the lipstick, the bar of...

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What Animals Are Saying to Each Other When They Team Up Across the Species Line

10+ hour, 55+ min ago  (30+ words) A warthog drops to its knees in the dust, then rolls onto its side and goes still, flank exposed to the sun. To a banded mongoose, this is an invitation....

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Years on Instagram May Loosen Your Brain's Grip on Which Face Is Yours

10+ hour, 59+ min ago  (287+ words) Put on a virtual reality headset, watch a stranger's cheek being stroked while a researcher strokes your own in perfect time, and something strange...

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Coldest Alien World We Have Ever Photographed Has Skies Full of Salt

1+ day, 34+ min ago  (91+ words) For more than a decade, one of the strangest worlds in our cosmic neighborhood kept slipping out of reach. Astronomers had a picture of it, a faint rosy...