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Study suggests sleep after a seizure may raise seizure risk in epilepsy

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How a fast-moving sewing needle can hit like a bullet?

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Proton beams circulate in new US test accelerator for future colliders

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Biology

Evolution keeps reinventing the appendix, suggesting it has a role

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Health

Hearing a pulse in your ear at night may signal pulsatile tinnitus

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Health

FDA says evidence is limited for generic drug use in autism

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Biology

How molecular disorder helps power the nuclear pore complex?

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Biology

Ancient Chilean alerce tree hosts hundreds of hidden fungi underground

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Astronomy

New data show DART impact debris boosted the asteroid system’s orbit change

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Biology

Study: Many pandemic viruses jumped to humans without prior adaptation

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Biology

Ancient vent carbon off Taiwan fuels microbes and deep-sea crabs, study says

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Ultrafast light pulses make molecules rotate on quantum materials

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Nanosecond light switching demonstrated in a liquid-crystal microdroplet

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Biology

Gene edit makes probiotic yeast safer for immunocompromised patients

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Astronomy

Hubble and JUICE data reveal new details about interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS

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Neuroscience

Stanford study reverses autism-like behaviors in mice by targeting circuit

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Health

Parkinson’s protein tied to faster Alzheimer’s tau buildup in women

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Animals

Koalas rebounded fast from local extinction and regained genetic diversity

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Astronomy

Multi-wavelength data tracks a gamma-ray blazar’s 3-year cycle

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Biology

Study: Puumala virus infection reshapes human cell structure

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