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AI may be giving teens bad nutrition advice

A national survey found 77 percent of high school students didn’t get adequate sleep in 2023

"Scientists discovered that mosquitoes dont just rely on their brains to stop biting,their butt plays a key role too".If researchers can hack this full signal in mosquitoes,we could stop them from biting before they even start feeding and help slow the spread of diseases like Malaria and Dengue.

NASA's DART spacecraft changed an asteroid's orbit around the sun

Hundreds of global and regional studies on sea level rise and coastal flooding may have underestimated sea levels by an average of 20 to 30 centimeters

Yaks may hint at a way to treat brain diseases like "Multiple Sclerosis", a disease that affects your brain and spinal cord.Animals that live at high altitudes, such as yaks have a genetic mutation that may suggest new ways to treat brain diseases like Multiple Sclerosis.

The loud squeaks of shoes on a basketball court result from parts of the sole slipping in pulses that repeat thousands of times a second

Mosquitos began biting humans more than a million years ago

This itch-triggering protein also sends signals to stop scratching

Blue wavelengths in sunlight can help treat newborns with jaundice — but directly exposing babies to the sun can be dangerous

A precise proton measurement helps put a core theory of physics to the test: « The standard model of particle physics is confirmed to a tenth of a billionth of a percent

Moderate tea or coffee consumption each day could lower dementia risk researchers report in the Journal of the American Medical Association

Evolution didn’t wait long after the dinosaurs died

Modern food chains on coral reefs off the coasts of the Dominican Republic and Panama are roughly 60 to 70 percent shorter than they were around 7,000 years ago, researchers report in Nature

Researchers Develop Detachable Crawling Robotic Hand

Programs that support caregivers of patients with dementia could bring substantial benefits at a fraction of the price of an Alzheimer’s drug

[Health / Medicine] Chronic insomnia linked to 12% of dementia cases, identifying late-60s as a critical window for intervention

A true artificial lung system kept a man alive for 2 days until he could get a transplant

A study hints positive thinking could strengthen vaccine immunity

An all-female wasp is rapidly spreading across North America’s elms

A spot in the base of the brain has a love of language

The brain’s response to a heart attack may worsen recovery

Vaccine Beer: Virologist's home-made beer experiment provides immunity to the BK polyomavirus

Queen bumblebee's tongues are less efficient at collecting nectar than those of worker bees due to sparser hair on their tongues

Among chimpanzees, thrill-seeking peaks in toddlerhood

A cosmic ring may challenge a key assumption about the universe

Two more antibiotics have been approved in the U.S. to treat gonorrhea

New Hubble images may solve the case of a disappearing exoplanet

TOI 561b, a small exoplanet, is able to hold onto an atmosphere despite a close proximity to its star’s destructive blasts, researchers report in Astrophysical Journal Letters