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Popular vitamin B3 supplements may help cancer cells survive chemotherapy, researchers warn

By BeckhamLangford

Health

Drinking five cups of coffee a day was tied to far lower liver cancer risk

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Health

Ketamine eased severe depression as well as shock therapy, with fewer side effects

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Health

Doing both cardio and strength training was tied to a 45% lower risk of death

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Biology

Scientists cataloged more than 110 new species in Australia’s Coral Sea

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Archeology

Scans of an Inca child sacrifice revealed the first proof of deliberate mummification

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Archeology

A metal detectorist unearthed one of the richest Roman hoards in decades in Germany

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Health

Screens in the hour before bed cut children’s sleep by nearly a quarter

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Archeology

A skeleton of a working horse turned up in a bakery buried by Vesuvius at Pompeii

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Health

A targeted drug won approval for a hard-to-treat form of advanced prostate cancer

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Archeology

Greece opened ancient shipwreck sites where rare carrot-shaped jars still rest

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Health

A simple blood test could flag type 2 diabetes long before it strikes

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Biology

A deep reef the size of Vatican City off Argentina revealed 28 unknown species

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Archeology

A 4,000-year-old temple with a ceremonial theater was unearthed in coastal Peru

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Neuroscience

Sleep brain waves that make you look older signal a sharply higher dementia risk

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Archeology

A Pompeii victim was found shielding his head with a bowl as Vesuvius buried the city

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Health

Frozen meatloaf dinners were pulled from shelves over undeclared soy

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Health

Chicken Caesar wraps in two states may carry listeria, the USDA warns

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Astronomy

The Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks late July with up to 20 shooting stars an hour

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Biology

Certain gut microbes inject proteins straight into your cells to steer immunity

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