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For more than three decades, the mammogram has been one of medicine’s most stubbornly standardized rituals: a woman reaches the...
For more than three decades, the mammogram has been one of medicine’s most stubbornly standardized rituals: a woman reaches the...
The meditation app on your phone may soon be run by a large language model that never sleeps, never tires...
The monk fruit, a small green gourd native to the mountainous forests of Guangxi province in southern China, has been...
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You are the science news desk of a major English-language science magazine. Complete the task immediately. Never ask the reader...
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In 2015, a virus swept through a single Australian river and erased ninety percent of the turtles living in it....
The ocean has spent hundreds of millions of years perfecting the chemistry of tearing chitin apart, and scientists in India...
The potato has earned its place as one of humanity’s most dependable staples: calorie-dense, fast-maturing and adaptable enough to help...
In the flooded fields that feed half of humanity, an unexpected subterranean drama is coming into focus. Climate warming, long...
A radioactive tracer engineered to illuminate the fibrous scaffolding surrounding tumor cells — rather than the tumors’ appetite for sugar...
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Deep in contaminated soil and groundwater, some of the most stubborn synthetic chemicals on Earth are being quietly dismantled by...
Down syndrome has long been recognized as one of the most predictable models of Alzheimer’s disease in all of medicine,...
Wheatgrass, the young grass of common wheat (Triticum aestivum), has spent decades as a fixture of juice bars and wellness...
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