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Research suggests that acceleration can stabilize shaky suitcases.
Wetlands can form in overlooked spaces, and that might be a good thing.
Dressmakers are exceptional at judging distances, while dentists and surgeons are no better than the rest of us.
Canadians are changing how they say words -- and so are many Americans.
Paleontologists have found incredible dinosaur diversity at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. What could nearby Bears Ears hold?
Human fetuses turn toward face-like patterns of light projected through their mothers' abdomens.
New findings suggest that a still-widespread tradition could cause increased lead levels in mothers and their children.
New health-monitoring textiles and devices may help newborns and firefighters.
Tube-lipped wrasses overcome coral's defenses with bizarre puckered lips.
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