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Sometimes what we see does not immediately make sense. A shadow can briefly resemble a face, or one object can momentarily be mistaken ...
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As the Pentagon expands across the Pacific, Guam offers a warning
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Rare infections that can pass from a pregnant woman to a developing fetus are associated with higher risks of autism and intellectual d...
More REM sleep linked to lower risk of 83 diseases
Greater amounts of REM and deep sleep were associated with lower risks of dozens of diseases, and less than 5 hours of total sleep was ...
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Earlier this year, ocean conservation advocates celebrated what seemed like a major milestone:
As climate disasters multiply, Indigenous governance offers a way forward
Indigenous lands from Canada to Ecuador to Nepal are increasingly being hit by catastrophic storms, fires, and flo...
As Sicily grows hotter, a centuries-old community is disappearing
Giorgia Caruso always imagined her children one day inheriting the farm her family has tended for three generation...
In the age of AI, the UX field survives on leaders who cultivate juniors
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