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Patients who stop GLP-1 diabetes drugs face 22% higher odds of heart attacks and strokes

By BeckhamLangford

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9 lost cities that vanished and still leave archaeologists arguing

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9 ancient engineering wonders that still leave experts arguing

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A Seattle Fault quake could push a 33-foot wave into Elliott Bay within three minutes

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Kilauea’s whole south flank is creeping toward the ocean about 8 centimetres a year

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The USGS puts the odds of a Mount Hood mudflow reaching Oregon valleys at 1-in-15 to 1-in-30 over 30 years

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An ash cloud pushed Mount Etna’s aviation alert all the way to red

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12 castles and fortresses still standing after 800 years

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9 lighthouses still guiding ships along dangerous coasts

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11 cathedrals that took centuries to finish

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10 suspension bridges with the longest main spans on Earth

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Feathers from a bird a tyrannosaur ate survived inside its fossilised dung

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An 82-foot dinosaur turned up in Spain after only ever being found in America

By Alexander Clark

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Over 250 fossil eggshell fragments put nesting dinosaurs far closer to the pole than expected

By Alexander Clark

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Ascorbic acid, added to food as a preservative, is separately tied to heart disease risk

By BeckhamLangford

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Pufferfish poison has no antidote, and cooking does nothing to destroy it

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Louisiana hunter-gatherers raised a 66-foot mound in weeks, with no farms and no draft animals

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Peru’s Caral raised six pyramids as old as Egypt’s, thousands of miles from the Nile

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Alaska’s Shishaldin volcano is still venting steam under an active unrest advisory

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Scientists expect the underwater volcano off Oregon to erupt by late 2026

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