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Health

A half-million-person study pinned about seven hours as the sleep sweet spot for a longer life.

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

An astronaut photographed a rare red sprite flashing above a thunderstorm from space.

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Health

People with sleep apnea were five times more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat.

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Animals

Drones caught sperm whales headbutting each other for the first time on camera.

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Biology

Scientists found seven new frog-like insects hidden in a Ugandan rainforest.

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Health

Melanoma is projected to climb 10.6% this year as most people skip daily sunscreen.

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Neuroscience

A workout or a bad night’s sleep can shape your brain for up to 15 days.

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Health

A drug could become the first approved treatment for the muscle disease dermatomyositis.

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Health

A gut-made molecule called imidazole propionate may quietly drive clogged arteries.

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Health

Energy drinks can spike blood pressure and trigger arrhythmias within a day, researchers warn.

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Health

Scientists uncovered a new way Alzheimer’s kills brain cells, pointing toward fresh treatments.

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Health

Forever chemicals taint the tap water of about 176 million Americans, new EPA data shows.

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Archeology

DNA suggests modern humans and Neanderthals shared one culture for over 20,000 years.

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Health

About 5 million above-ground pools were recalled after children drowned climbing a strap.

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Health

Pool drain covers sold online were recalled over an entrapment and drowning risk.

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Archeology

An archaeologist believes he has found the lost grave of Viking warlord Ivar the Boneless.

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Archeology

AI and drones uncovered 303 hidden Nazca figures in Peru’s desert in just six months.

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Neuroscience

A brain protein that helps neurons talk may be helping Alzheimer’s spread, Utah scientists found.

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Archeology

A 1,800-year-old Roman curse tablet was decoded, summoning demons to bind an enemy.

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Biology

A one-time CRISPR infusion cut hereditary swelling attacks by 87% in a first-ever trial.

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