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Health & MedicineLost in the periphery
The human visual system discards information along the edges, a new study shows.
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PhysicsAntineutrino counters
In China, new neutrino detectors may help shed light on matter-antimatter imbalance in universe.
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HumansAncient Saharan head cases
Skulls from a North African civilization provide glimpses of what may be early cranial surgery.
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LifeEarly stress is contagious in adulthood
A zebra finch’s tough childhood shortens both its life and its mate’s.
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Health & MedicineCigarettes cause half of bladder cancers in women
People who smoke are four times as likely to develop the malignancy as people who never smoked, a study finds.
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EarthStature’s heightened risk of cancer
My daughter is always shopping for 4-inch heels or other elevating footwear to make her appear taller. But a new study suggests that diminutive stature has at least one major perk: a lower risk of cancer.
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SpaceAtom & Cosmos
Glimmers of dark matter in the Milky Way, galaxies giving birth and more in this week’s news.
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HumansFinancial world dominated by a few deep pockets
Analysis suggests a small number of firms control a big share of global wealth.
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TechGrowing need for space trash collectors
On April 2, for the fifth time in less than three years, the International Space Station fired its engines to dodge a piece of orbital debris that appeared on a collision path. Other spacecraft also regularly scoot out of the way of rocket and satellite debris. Such evasive action will be needed increasingly frequently, a new study finds.
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LifeParkinson’s protein comes in fours
A better understanding of alpha-synuclein's structure could lead to ways of treating or preventing the disease.
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