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Health & MedicineBody & Brain
No link between viral suspect and chronic fatigue, plus reading minds, colored glasses for migraines and more in this week’s news.
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LifeHolding back evolution
Gene mutations that are beneficial on their own combine to slow down progress, new bacterial experiments show.
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HumansAncestral gals roamed, guys stayed home
Females in two ancient hominid species may have left their home groups to find mates.
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Health & MedicineSpotting newborns at risk of hearing loss
Testing for cytomegalovirus in saliva of infants can identify those harboring the virus, a new study shows.
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LifeGo deep, small worm
A discovery in a South African mine suggests life can thrive far below the surface.
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LifeLife
Ancient weirdos roamed the seas longer than thought, plus clever turtle embryos and da Vinci patterns in trees in this week’s news.
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LifeFish ignore alarming noises in acidifying seawater
Something about changing ocean chemistry could make young clownfish behave oddly around normally alarming sounds.
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LifeMellow corals beat the heat
Species that overreact to distress signals from algae are more likely to succumb to warming.
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PsychologyKids own up to ownership
Children value personal ownership more than adults do and may need to learn when to disregard possessive urges.
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SpaceAtom & Cosmos
NASA’s new old design for a shuttle replacement, plus Mars’ growth spurt, the most remote object and more in this week’s news.
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HumansHumans
‘Tightness’ of a culture relates to its history, plus the taste of disgust, suicide in China and more in this week’s news.
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ChemistryMolecules/Matter & Energy
The electron is still round, plus waterfall-jumping objects, a blood-clotter spotter and more in this week’s news.
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