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Three-treatment combo may cut cancer risk by 61% among 70+

Nerve cells, also called neurons, project to one another to establish a connection and form a neural circuit, the activity of which is essential for brain function such as learning and memory.

Brains of cosmonauts get ‘rewired’ to adapt to long-term space missions, study finds

Scientists digitally ‘unwrap’ mummy of pharaoh Amenhotep I

Off-world colony simulation reveals changes in human communication over time with Earth

Climate: Enormous cost of relocating single US town a stark example for whole world

For green turtles in the Pacific Ocean, from 0% to 0.9% of the total body mass was ingested plastic, and from 0% to 2% for flatback turtles in the Indian Ocean.

A lot of plastic debris is currently floating in the Mediterranean Sea

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