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Health & MedicineAnesthesia linked to effects on children’s memory
Undergoing anesthesia as an infant may impair a person's ability to recall details later in life, a new study suggests.
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HumansThere’s more to acing interviews than holding the vocal fry
A new study of vocal fry, a low razz in human speech, suggests job interviewees might want to hold the fry. But there's more to a job interview than a little vocal sizzle.
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AstronomyHubble space telescope spies teenage galaxies
New Hubble telescope images show ultraviolet radiation from stars born during the universe’s adolescent phase.
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NeuroscienceRats feel regret, experiment finds
When they turn down a good meal for a lesser one, rodents regret their choice, a study suggests.
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Science & SocietyTop 10 desert island books for science fans
Some books that require your undivided attention offer substantial intellectual rewards.
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Materials ScienceNew invisibility cloak hides in the fog
A simple invisibility cloak relies on hazy environments to mask objects.
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PaleontologyPreserved pterosaur eggs hint at reptile’s social life
The first 3-D pterosaur eggs, which were found in China, suggest that the flying reptiles laid eggs together.
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AnimalsBird dropping disguise proves to be effective camouflage
Several species of spiders and other animals mimic bird poop.
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GeneticsWool pulled from sheep’s genetic code
Sheep's genetic sequence, comprised of 2.6 billion base pairs, offers clues to how the animals maintain extra woolly coats and when they evolved from other livestock.
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NeuroscienceStem cell approach for Parkinson’s disease gets boost
Postmortem study finds Parkinson’s patients can retain transplanted neurons for years.
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AstronomyGalactic collision creates huge particle collider
New images reveal a jet of particles shooting out of a collision among four galaxy clusters.
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PsychologyWhy stabbing a voodoo doll is so satisfying
To measure how aggressive a person is, psychologists turn to voodoo dolls and hot sauce.