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Scientists Studied A Teenager With One Of The Rarest Memory Abilities Humans Can Have. Here’s What They Foundphoto album scrapbook with images, flowers, and washi tapeScientists Studied A Teenager With One Of The Rarest Memory Abilities Humans Can Have. Here’s What They Foundphoto album scrapbook with images, flowers, and washi tape

Scientists Studied A Teenager With One Of The Rarest Memory Abilities Humans Can Have. Here’s What They Found

People with highly superior autobiographic memory have incredible recall for events in their own lives.

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As RFK Jr. Opens Inquiry On Disputed Health Effects Of Cellphone Radiation, What Does Science Tell Us About Radiofrequency Emissions?tall cell tower emerging from a forest with mountains in the background

As RFK Jr. Opens Inquiry On Disputed Health Effects Of Cellphone Radiation, What Does Science Tell Us About Radiofrequency Emissions?

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Very Slow Running May Be Enough To Boost Your Mood And Enhance Your FocusA picture of a group of people running, cutting them off at the waist.

Very Slow Running May Be Enough To Boost Your Mood And Enhance Your Focus

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The Gen Z “Sex Recession” Is Real, Says New Survey. As Modern Life Inflates The Price Tag On Dating, Is Safety Falling By The Wayside?three cartoon condoms doing cute poses

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The Gen Z “Sex Recession” Is Real, Says New Survey. As Modern Life Inflates The Price Tag On Dating, Is Safety Falling By The Wayside?three cartoon condoms doing cute poses
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The Gen Z “Sex Recession” Is Real, Says New Survey. As Modern Life Inflates The Price Tag On Dating, Is Safety Falling By The Wayside?

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Record-Breaking Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak "Still Serious" And Not Fully Controlled, Despite Officials Claiming It's Past Its PeakIn Bunia, Ituri Province, WHO strengthened the capacities of members of the 32nd Military Region in infection prevention and control (IPC) following the confirmation of three positive Ebola cases in a detention facility. Activities included general information about the disease, alert identification and reporting, standard IPC precautions, PPE use and surface decontamination. A hygiene committee was also established to strengthen prevention and readiness to respond to potential cases.

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Record-Breaking Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak "Still Serious" And Not Fully Controlled, Despite Officials Claiming It's Past Its PeakIn Bunia, Ituri Province, WHO strengthened the capacities of members of the 32nd Military Region in infection prevention and control (IPC) following the confirmation of three positive Ebola cases in a detention facility. Activities included general information about the disease, alert identification and reporting, standard IPC precautions, PPE use and surface decontamination. A hygiene committee was also established to strengthen prevention and readiness to respond to potential cases.
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Record-Breaking Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak "Still Serious" And Not Fully Controlled, Despite Officials Claiming It's Past Its Peak

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Two Indigenous Amazon Groups Have Very Low Dementia Rates, But Can A Shorter Life Expectancy Explain It?Tsimane Health and Life History Project investigators interview a participant in Bolivia.

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Two Indigenous Amazon Groups Have Very Low Dementia Rates, But Can A Shorter Life Expectancy Explain It?Tsimane Health and Life History Project investigators interview a participant in Bolivia.
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Two Indigenous Amazon Groups Have Very Low Dementia Rates, But Can A Shorter Life Expectancy Explain It?

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FDA Approves First Autonomous Blood-Drawing Robot To Tackle Shortages In The US, And Patients Seem To Like ItA phlebotomists takes a blood sample from a patient arm.

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FDA Approves First Autonomous Blood-Drawing Robot To Tackle Shortages In The US, And Patients Seem To Like ItA phlebotomists takes a blood sample from a patient arm.
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FDA Approves First Autonomous Blood-Drawing Robot To Tackle Shortages In The US, And Patients Seem To Like It

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Are You Ever In Two Minds? It's Not Surprising, Because The Brain Is Two Organs That Evolved Separatelydrawing of the brain with the lobes in different colors, inside a white silhouette of a head facing to the right on a purple to dark blue ombre background

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Are You Ever In Two Minds? It's Not Surprising, Because The Brain Is Two Organs That Evolved Separatelydrawing of the brain with the lobes in different colors, inside a white silhouette of a head facing to the right on a purple to dark blue ombre background
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Are You Ever In Two Minds? It's Not Surprising, Because The Brain Is Two Organs That Evolved Separately

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What Counts As An Ultra-Processed Food? It's A Surprisingly Tricky Question – And It May Not Even Be The Right One To Askillustrations of different types of foods on lilac background, with a hand-drawn gavel over the top in the centre

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What Counts As An Ultra-Processed Food? It's A Surprisingly Tricky Question – And It May Not Even Be The Right One To Askillustrations of different types of foods on lilac background, with a hand-drawn gavel over the top in the centre
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What Counts As An Ultra-Processed Food? It's A Surprisingly Tricky Question – And It May Not Even Be The Right One To Ask

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Why Do Some People Get Vaccine Side Effects And Others Don’t? Scientists Find New Clues In The Ways Our Immune Systems Respondman in dressing gown sitting on sofa holding a cold compress to his head

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Why Do Some People Get Vaccine Side Effects And Others Don’t? Scientists Find New Clues In The Ways Our Immune Systems Respondman in dressing gown sitting on sofa holding a cold compress to his head
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Why Do Some People Get Vaccine Side Effects And Others Don’t? Scientists Find New Clues In The Ways Our Immune Systems Respond

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For The First Time, More Than 100,000 People In Japan Are Over 100 Years Old – So What's Their Secret?An elderly couple is cooking street food in Tokyo at night in the historic streets of Asakusa, Japan

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For The First Time, More Than 100,000 People In Japan Are Over 100 Years Old – So What's Their Secret?An elderly couple is cooking street food in Tokyo at night in the historic streets of Asakusa, Japan
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For The First Time, More Than 100,000 People In Japan Are Over 100 Years Old – So What's Their Secret?

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Human Mini-Brains Have Been Transplanted Into The Heads Of Mice, Forming New Neural NetworksSide view of a xenocortical mouse brain showing nerve fibers extending from the human graft (colored with green and red fluorescent proteins) through the mouse brain (blue). Scale bar = 1 mm.

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Human Mini-Brains Have Been Transplanted Into The Heads Of Mice, Forming New Neural NetworksSide view of a xenocortical mouse brain showing nerve fibers extending from the human graft (colored with green and red fluorescent proteins) through the mouse brain (blue). Scale bar = 1 mm.
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Human Mini-Brains Have Been Transplanted Into The Heads Of Mice, Forming New Neural Networks

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Man Who Had Stress-Induced Amnesia For 6 Years Recovered His Memories After Switching To An Easier JobAn MRI scan of a healthy brain.

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Man Who Had Stress-Induced Amnesia For 6 Years Recovered His Memories After Switching To An Easier JobAn MRI scan of a healthy brain.
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Man Who Had Stress-Induced Amnesia For 6 Years Recovered His Memories After Switching To An Easier Job

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Brain Implant Translates The Gestures People With Paralysis Can’t Make, Along With Their Silenced Wordssci fi-inspired image of woman undergoing EEG with a female scientist looking at data on a see-through screen

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Brain Implant Translates The Gestures People With Paralysis Can’t Make, Along With Their Silenced Wordssci fi-inspired image of woman undergoing EEG with a female scientist looking at data on a see-through screen
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Brain Implant Translates The Gestures People With Paralysis Can’t Make, Along With Their Silenced Words

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Top US Medical Groups Say The CDC Can’t Be Trusted On Winter Vaccines – So They’re Bringing The Science Insteadrepeating pattern of hand-drawn syringes, pill packets, vials and pills on a red background

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Top US Medical Groups Say The CDC Can’t Be Trusted On Winter Vaccines – So They’re Bringing The Science Insteadrepeating pattern of hand-drawn syringes, pill packets, vials and pills on a red background
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Top US Medical Groups Say The CDC Can’t Be Trusted On Winter Vaccines – So They’re Bringing The Science Instead

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Astronomical Aspirin And Interstellar Insulin: Are Space-Made Medicines The Future?A green medical cross whooshing around the planet Earth.

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Astronomical Aspirin And Interstellar Insulin: Are Space-Made Medicines The Future?A green medical cross whooshing around the planet Earth.
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Astronomical Aspirin And Interstellar Insulin: Are Space-Made Medicines The Future?

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In 1961, 90 Percent Of Doctors Said They Would Avoid Telling Their Patients They Had Cancer. Back Then, That Was The NormMedical staff at a hospital, in an old black and white photograph.
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In 1961, 90 Percent Of Doctors Said They Would Avoid Telling Their Patients They Had Cancer. Back Then, That Was The Norm

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Are There Body Parts You Can Live Without? You'd Be Surprised How ManyA stylised illustration of the operation game.
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Are There Body Parts You Can Live Without? You'd Be Surprised How Many

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Some Think GLP-1s Could Be The Next Treatments For Alzheimer’s. So Far, Drug Trial Results Are A Mixed Bag3D illustration of a human brain next to a bottle of pills in a glowing, digital style
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Some Think GLP-1s Could Be The Next Treatments For Alzheimer’s. So Far, Drug Trial Results Are A Mixed Bag

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What Happens To Your Body On These Popular Diets?man eats steak
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What Happens To Your Body On These Popular Diets?

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The Genetic Risk Of Inbreeding Explainedhasburgs jaw
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The Genetic Risk Of Inbreeding Explained

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No Mind’s Eye? The Fascinating Science Of Aphantasia Explainedno mind's eye
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No Mind’s Eye? The Fascinating Science Of Aphantasia Explained

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Smokers Are At Lower Risk Of Parkinson’s Disease – No One Knows Why, But New Findings Hint At A Surprising Answerclose up of lit cigarette and plume of smoke

Smokers Are At Lower Risk Of Parkinson’s Disease – No One Knows Why, But New Findings Hint At A Surprising Answer

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World’s First Live AI-Assisted Brain Surgery Successfully Saves Man’s Vision By Removing TumorWorld's first AI-assisted brain surgery

World’s First Live AI-Assisted Brain Surgery Successfully Saves Man’s Vision By Removing Tumor

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You’ve Heard Of mRNA, Now There’s tRNA – Potential Gene Therapy Of The Future For Thousands With Incurable Diseases3D render of DNA molecule with glowing section to indicate a mutation

You’ve Heard Of mRNA, Now There’s tRNA – Potential Gene Therapy Of The Future For Thousands With Incurable Diseases

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Scientists Create Female Clones From Male Mice In "Strange And Fascinating" Experiment That Could Help Endangered SpeciesThe original male donor mouse with male clones (left) and female clones (right).

Scientists Create Female Clones From Male Mice In "Strange And Fascinating" Experiment That Could Help Endangered Species

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Rare “Alice In Wonderland Syndrome” Triggered By Viral Infection Is First-Of-Its-Kind Casehand holding pop-up book with an illustration of Alice from Alice in Wonderland when she grows too large to fit inside a house

Rare “Alice In Wonderland Syndrome” Triggered By Viral Infection Is First-Of-Its-Kind Case

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Overdiagnosed? Over-Treated? Completely Made Up? What Experts Think About ADHD, And The Moral Panic Sweeping The Nationoutline drawing of human head with wavy line coming off it leading to a paper aeroplane

Overdiagnosed? Over-Treated? Completely Made Up? What Experts Think About ADHD, And The Moral Panic Sweeping The Nation

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Love False Lashes? Me Too, Says Microscopic Arachnid That Lives On Your Facedemodex face mite on human eyelash

Love False Lashes? Me Too, Says Microscopic Arachnid That Lives On Your Face

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Two Airport Workers Die Of Malaria In Frankfurt, Germany, After Mosquito Stows Away On Aircraftanopheline mosquito in a cut out next to an aeroplane flying in a sunset sky

Two Airport Workers Die Of Malaria In Frankfurt, Germany, After Mosquito Stows Away On Aircraft

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