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• The Science That Could Make You Crave Broccoli More Than Chocolate

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• Scientists Make Plea to Protect a Rare Hummingbird They Just Discovered

• Hybrid Chickadees Are Terrible at Memory Games

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• Natural Disasters Take a Toll on Mental Health

• Noise Pollution Isn’t Just Annoying — It’s Bad for Your Health

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• Yes, You Too Can Alter Your Food’s DNA at This Community Lab in Fort Greene

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• ​Radiologists Help Set Up Essential Tools for Doctors in Guatemala

• High BMI May Not Impact Success of Knee Repair Surgery

• NYU Surgeons Develop Recommendations for Reducing Radiation Exposure in Pediatric Patients

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• Integrating EHRs on Your iPhone

• Human Genome Project Celebrates 15th Anniversary

• A Comprehensive Cancer Gene Test Gets the Go-Ahead

• First Person Receives Gene Editing in the Body

• FDA Says Yes to Yescarta

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• Roots of Human Generosity Revealed by Surprisingly Unselfish Apes

• ICESat-2's Space Lasers Will Illuminate The Amount of Ice Loss on Earth

• Hurricane Florence: Hospitals in the Bullseye Are Preparing — or Closing

• Hurricane Florence: Infrared Image Shows Its Growing Size

• Hurricane Florence: Arrival Time, Rainfall Forecast, Flooding Predictions

• New Experimental Painkiller Is Like Stronger Morphine Without the Addiction

• Grizzly Bears Spared From Government-Authorized Hunt for at Least 14 Days

• Therapy Dogs Have an Important Role on College Campuses, Says Expert

• ‘Broken Heart Syndrome’ Is Real and Has Serious Complications, Say Doctors

• Study Finds Marijuana Stays in Breast Milk for Longer Than Some May Think

• Hangovers Last Longer Than You Think, Finds Study in Journal 'Addiction'

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• Cannibal Calories: Early Humans Likely Didn't Eat Each Other for Nutrition

• DNA Mutations May Have Doomed the Woolly Mammoth

• Master of Escapes: How an Octopus Broke Out of Its Aquarium

• How Much Ice Can Antarctica Afford to Lose?

• Beyond Gaming: 10 Other Fascinating Uses for Virtual-Reality Tech

• New Seafloor Map Reveals Secrets of Ancient Continents' Shoving Match

• Gulp! Science Finds New Way to Overcome Your Performance Anxiety

• Deadly Orangutan Attack: 2 Apes Team Up to Kill Another

• Portable Device Can Test If Your Food Is Gluten-Free

• Where Is the Most Lightning-Prone Place in the World?

• Hand Jive: High-Tech Glove Turns Gestures into Music

• Are You Ready for America's 1st Virtual-Reality Roller Coasters?

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• This Computer Program Detects Cancer Earlier Than Ever—Without Surgery

• There's a New .Health Domain and It Could Save You From Fake Medicine

• Your Cereal Is Sending You a Subliminal Message to Help Bees

• How iPhone Health Tracking Data Can Help Us Understand Asthma

• Scientists Say Fracking Regulations Probably Helped Reduce Manmade Earthquakes

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• Finally, You Can See Dinosaurs in All Their Feathered Glory

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• Now You Can Buy Gorgeous Furniture Made Of Mushrooms

• Can I Use Moss To Navigate?

• Charting The Volcanic Eruptions That Are Pushing Our World Apart

• MDMA Could Be On The Market Legally By 2021

• Alaska Airlines Just Flew Across The Country Using Wood Chips

• After 20 Years, NASA Finally Finished Building The James Webb Space Telescope

• Bloodsucking Hookworms May Provide A Treatment For Asthma

• Neanderthals May Have Given Us Genital Warts

• One In 10 Children May Have A Natural AIDS Defense Mechanism

• Will Growing Urban Noise Make Bats Worse At Hunting Down Food?

• 'Bionic Olympics' Bring Cyborg Technology To Competition

• Proteins In Your Hair Could Uniquely Identify You At A Crime Scene

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• How Deep Is the Impact of Bullying?

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• DIY Techniques for De-Stressing

• Which Wellness Tonics are the Most Effective?

• Oceanography: The Offshore Wind Energy Boom

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• Space School

• Spider Snack

• Paper Tower

• Flying Car

• Out of Breath

• ​Bloody Water?

• Super Scope

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• Scholars Describe Exodus From Syria

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• An Alternative to Parks That Gentrify

• You Don’t Need to Eat Local

• The Wrong Kinds of Trees Could Make Global Warming Worse

• Return of the Gas Chamber

• Stoned at the Wheel

• Saving California Condors

• For the Love of Lemurs

• Don’t be Fooled by Flavored Tobacco — It’s Still Tobacco

• Is Keeping Up With K2 and Other Forms of “Fake Weed” a Pipe Dream?

• PODCAST: Life Hack Almanac Looks at Chicken Soup

• VIDEO: Forensic Genetics for Saving Wildlife

• VIDEO: Bioart in Action

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• Brain’s Dumped DNA May Lead to Stress, Depression

• Nature-Inspired Antifreeze Molecules Could Keep Organs Fresh Longer

• Microbes Could Recycle Astronauts' Waste to Make Nutrients and Tools

• Do You Hear What I Hear? Auditory Hallucinations Yield Clues to Perception

• How We Save Face—Researchers Crack the Brain's Facial-Recognition Code

• Brood Awakening: 17-Year Cicadas Emerge 4 Years Early

• Dogs May Understand Even More Than We Thought

• Something to Grapple with: How Wily Lyme Disease Prowls the Body

• How 4 Olympic Teams Have Prepared for Zika

• Hope for a New Particle Fizzles at the LHC

• Hurricane Drought Hits a New Record

• New Concentrating Solar Tower Is Worth Its Salt with 24/7 Power

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• "Super Agers" Have Brains That Look Young

• Most Adults Spend More Time on Their Digital Devices Than They Think

• Why Your Profile Picture Doesn't Reveal the True You

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• Your Body's Boss

• Charlie and the 3D Printing Factory

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• Should Adult Men be Given the HPV Vaccine to Prevent Cancer?

• Image-Guided Biopsies May Allow Breast Cancer Patients to Skip Surgery After Chemo

• Western Diet May be Linked to CLL, Study Says

• Teens Love E-Cigs and Now a Leading Manufacturer is Being Investigated for Marketing to Them

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• Is There Any Reason to Use Liquid Soap Instead of Bar Soap?

• What It Means if You Struggle to Accept a Compliment

• You Need a Will Even if You're Young and Healthy

• Do Homeopathic Remedies Really Work?

• No Good Comes From Being Spanked as a Kid

• This Is How Scientists Decide What Goes In Your Flu Shot

• This Is What It's Like to Live With High-Functioning Depression

• A Quarter of Cancer Patients Have Used Medical Marijuana

• Dogs Who Live With Smokers Are More Likely to Die Younger

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