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Orcas No Longer Need to Hunt in Packs to Take Down Great White Sharks
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Live music strikes a deeper chord in the brain than recorded tunes. The research touches on the evolutionary roots of music, suggesting that the preference for live music over recorded versions may stem from historical practices of making music with tools and instruments.
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Scientists put Jared Diamond's continental axis hypothesis to the test and find no evidence that a continentsā dominant axis uniformly dictates the potential for cultural spread
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3D printed titanium structure shows supernatural strength. A 3D printed āmetamaterialā boasting levels of strength for weight not normally seen in nature or manufacturing could change how we make everything from medical implants to aircraft or rocket parts.
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Study found that empathy is socially transmitted: this means that people can acquire or lose empathy by observing their environment and other people
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Study: Blue eyes may be better for reading in dim light than brown eyes
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Researchers discover antibody capable of neutralizing venom from a wide variety of snake species across the globe; discovery may lead to universal antidote for snakebites
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Psychology study: Men are more likely to choose riskier tasks, especially when paired with women
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New model identifies drugs that shouldnāt be taken together. Using a machine-learning algorithm, researchers can predict interactions that could interfere with a drugās effectiveness
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A survey of 19 small-scale, poor societies finds that they have life satisfaction on par with the richest developed countries. A possible reason is that many of these societies aren't monetized.
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Study: Red light stimulates energy production within mitochondria, the tiny powerhouses within cells, leading to increased consumption of glucose. Leading to a 27.7% reduction in blood glucose levels following glucose intake, and it reduced maximum glucose spiking by 7.5%.
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ADHD may have been an evolutionary advantage, research suggests
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ADHD may have been an evolutionary advantage, research suggests
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A new study uncovered that our brains process music by not only discerning pitch and the direction of pitch changes but also by predicting the sequence of upcoming notes, each task managed by distinct sets of neurons
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New research finds microplastics in all human placenta samples tested. Researchers found the most prevalent polymer in placental tissue was polyethylene, which is used to make plastic bags and bottles. It accounted for 54% of the total plastics
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Researchers have created lab-grown testicle organoids that closely resemble the real thing. It provides a promising model for research that may advance our understanding of the organs' development and translate into therapeutic applications for male infertility.
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