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Study Reveals A Potential Way To Cut Your Cancer Risk

Some risk factors for diseases aren't always in our control. These habits are.
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Scientists Say Jet Fuel Made From Food Waste Could Slash Climate Impact

Researchers have outlined a way to make more sustainable fuel from waste like cooking oil, food scraps, manure and sewage. But not everyone is convinced.
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Pigs Can Be Trained To Play Video Games With Their Snouts, Study Reveals

Pigs might not be able to fly, but give ’em a joystick and see what happens.
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2016 Study On Scientists 'Teaching' Spinach To Send Emails Goes Viral

As if spam wasn't enough.
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COVID-19 Cases Were Likely In The U.S. Earlier Than First Thought: Study

A new report examined blood donations in nine states between mid-December and January. Some showed evidence of coronavirus antibodies.
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'Slow-Blinking' May Help Humans Bond With Cats, Study Says

Cat lovers have long suspected they could communicate with felines via the slow-blink. New research suggests they're right.
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Indian Women In Science Struggled Even Before The Pandemic. Now, Things Are Much Worse

As a new study shows that the number of Indian women publishing papers on Covid-19 is much lower than men, young Indian researchers say the gender gap is worsening.
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Author Accidentally Puts Legend Of Zelda Recipe In Historical Novel

"Hylian shrooms" and the "leaves of the silent princess plant" somehow made their way into John Boyne's latest book.
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Long-Distance Eagles Bankrupt Research Project With Text Roaming Charges

Don't phone home.
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Researchers Find Clue In Vaping Mystery

Toxic chemical fumes may be the cause of the mysterious lung illnesses linked to vaping.
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