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Health

Antibody injections could replace slow IV drips for many treatments

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Science

Scientists uncover how tiny nanopores learn like a brain

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Neuroscience

Scientists explain why you wake up minutes before your alarm

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Astronomy

Are Uranus and Neptune really ice giants? A new study says maybe not

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Archeology

A 4,000-year-old sheep tooth reveals how a plague spread across Eurasia

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Archeology

Radiocarbon study redraws the timeline of Egypt’s first pharaohs

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Biology

The oldest leech ever found looks nothing like today’s bloodsuckers

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Archeology

16th-century gallows and dozens of skeletons unearthed in France

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Health

A natural molecule shows surprising power against Alzheimer’s

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Archeology

Earliest human-controlled fire revealed through advanced analysis

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Archeology

Archaeologists open a 1,700-year coffin and unveil Roman treasures

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Astronomy

A black hole flare triggers near-light-speed winds in hours

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Biology

Breakthrough reveals how cells detect stress before damage spreads

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Neuroscience

Your brain has a learning shortcut that AI still can’t copy

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Archeology

Archaeologists uncover a rare painting of a clean-shaven Jesus

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Health

Scientists discover an antibiotic 100× stronger than current drugs

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Archeology

Scientists link a volcanic blast to the start of the Black Death

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Astronomy

Astronomers find bizarre surprises on Mars, and the cause remains unclear

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Archeology

Archaeologists make a real-life Indiana Jones find at a world wonder

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Astronomy

Is this it? Scientists detect a signal that could be dark matter

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