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Animals

Poland’s “Frog Patrol” helps thousands of amphibians cross roads safely

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Science

Quantum test shows entangled helium atoms act as if in 2 places at once

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Neuroscience

Neuromodulators help sequence brain activity that drives navigation

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Health

New “womb atlas” finds pregnancy-only cell type that protects mothers

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Health

Gut microbes may shape food cravings by influencing brain reward paths

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Neuroscience

Early-life gut microbes tied to autism and ADHD risk via epigenetics

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Neuroscience

Brain scans show how expert echolocators map space using sound

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Animals

SoCal hybrid bees cut Varroa mites by 68%, reducing chemical use

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Astronomy

Gravitational-wave hints revive search for primordial black holes

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Astronomy

New solar-system model points to a hidden Earth-size planet closer in

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Health

Artemis II brings back astronaut “organ chips” after deep-space test

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Health

Ben Sasse touts experimental drug daraxonrasib in cancer fight

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Animals

Alaska “transient” orcas spotted near Seattle, puzzling researchers

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Health

Astronauts return to Earth with vision, bone, and fluid-shift changes

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Health

Tiny worms launch to the ISS for a 6-month astronaut health study

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Science

KPZ surface-growth law confirmed in 2D after 40-year search

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Biology

Seabirds help map ocean mercury hotspots, offering a global snapshot

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Health

Study warns vitamin B3 derivatives may help cancer cells resist treatment

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Health

Study links midlife vitamin D to lower Alzheimer’s-related tau buildup

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Health

Zeaxanthin may boost anti-tumor immune response in cancer care

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