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A new paper shows just how diverse the biochemicals in our food are, and how hard it is to understand how they impact our bodies.
Refined instruments reduce noise at the quantum level, allowing for discoveries of more distant gravitational waves.
Wood from the foundation of a 2,000-year-old building in Rome traced to a mountain forest in what is now France.
Using media to brighten up dull tasks leaves adolescents feeling both better and worse.
Damselfish often end up raising young that aren't their own.
A new study shows that the Inuit brought dogs with them when settling North America, and these dogs’ descendants are still working today.
Climate change may cause trees to live faster and die younger, releasing their carbon into the atmosphere.
Marvel at the lives and deaths of stars across the universe.
The disease disappeared, but Anne Boleyn's ghost still walks the bloody tower.
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