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9 extinct animals scientists are trying to bring back, from the woolly mammoth to the dodo

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9 ancient structures older than Egypt’s Great Pyramid that you can still visit

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Scans of a T. rex’s broken rib found blood vessels never seen in a fossil before

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Walking just a little faster is tied to an 18% lower death risk over eight years

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Struggling to balance on one leg for 10 seconds signals double the risk of death

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The Harvest Moon rises alongside Saturn again tonight across North America

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A hidden brain shift between ages 50 and 75 may explain Alzheimer’s risk

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Stanford researchers find the human brain actually grows from two separate organs

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Staying up late is tied to a 10% higher chance of dying young

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A raw milk cheese tied to an E. coli outbreak has sickened 13 people in 9 states

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Most people only need about 7,000 steps a day to get nearly all the health benefit walking offers

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More than 500 Americans die every year from carbon monoxide they never smell or see coming

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8 of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded in the United States

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Rip currents cause 80% of beach lifeguard rescues and kill about 71 people a year in the US

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People with the highest cardio fitness have a 45% lower death rate than those with the lowest

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People with ADHD have 58% higher odds of IBS and nearly double the odds of constipation, analysis of 1.9 million people finds

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Ultra-processed food made up 41% of one study group’s diet, and it tracked with more fat inside their thigh muscles

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Sleeping with light in the room is linked to thicker, stiffer heart walls in a study of more than 11,000 people

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Nearly one in six kids on GLP-1 drugs developed a nutrition deficiency within a year, study finds

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Uranus’ moon Ariel may have hidden an ocean 100 miles deep

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