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Health & MedicineBody & Brain
Obesity rates skyrocket worldwide, plus more in this week’s news.
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Health & MedicineAllergic to cancer
Having an overactive immune system may protect against certain types of brain tumor, a study suggests.
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HumansHumans
A child’s remains reveal early North American life, plus ancient canines and convincing metaphors in this week’s news.
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LifeLife
Bats are savvy shoppers for insect snacks, plus heartless dinos and worm evolution in this week’s news.
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LifeIn evolution, last really can be first
By tracking bacteria for thousands of generations, researchers show how small DNA changes can eventually put underdogs on top.
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LifeGenes & Cells
The genetics of wrinkly dogs, plus cancer killers and diabetes thwarters in this week’s news.
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EarthWhen the Great Lakes were lower
New archaeological evidence shows signs of prehistoric hunting and other human activities on now-submerged portions of Lake Huron.
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Health & MedicineCaloric restriction extends life in monkeys, study finds
New study finds calorie restriction delays age-related diseases in monkeys. Another study reports that an immune-suppressing drug helps elderly mice live longer.
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LifeOld gene, short new trick
A single genetic modification is linked to the stature of short-legged dog breeds, new research shows.
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Health & MedicineBrain doesn’t sort by visual cues alone
Blind and sighted people’s brains sort the living from the nonliving in the same way, suggesting this ability may be hard-wired.
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Genetic search for an equine Eve fails
Genetic analysis suggests an unusual history for modern horses: lots of independent domestications instead of the usual few.
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Health & MedicineNarcoleptic dogs still have their day
Evidence from studies with dachshunds and poodles is suggesting that these small breeds may serve as better models than larger dogs, such as Labrador retrievers, for the more genetically complex narcolepsy in people.