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Did a gigantic bird really eat a Neanderthal child?

Did a gigantic bird really eat a Neanderthal child?

By Jillian Mock

A field of lavender, with a large tuft of lavender in the foreground.

Lavender might actually help you relax

By Jillian Mock

The world’s largest organism is being eaten alive by deer

The world’s largest organism is being eaten alive by deer

By Jillian Mock

The smaller the city, the bigger the flu epidemic

The smaller the city, the bigger the flu epidemic

By Jillian Mock

Some hummingbirds hit notes so high, only a dog could hear them

Some hummingbirds hit notes so high, only a dog could hear them

By Jillian Mock

Why erectile dysfunction meds can have serious side effects

Why erectile dysfunction meds can have serious side effects

By Jillian Mock

Smoke billows out of tall cement smokestacks against a grey sky.

What you should know about the new climate change report

By Jillian Mock

This year’s Nobel Prize in chemistry ‘rewards a revolution based on evolution’

This year’s Nobel Prize in chemistry ‘rewards a revolution based on evolution’

By Jillian Mock

Megapixels: A moth drinks tears from a bird’s eye

Megapixels: A moth drinks tears from a bird’s eye

By Jillian Mock

Several dozen bees crawl across a yellow honeycomb.

Weedkiller weakens bees by messing with their microbiomes

By Jillian Mock

Pink alcoholic beverages in triangular glasses.

How alcohol does—and doesn’t—affect your memory

By Jillian Mock

Three doctors in green surgical scrubs operating on a patient in the emergency room.

Donated organs rarely spread disease, thanks to these protocols

By Jillian Mock

Cars and buses on busy London street at dusk.

We already know air pollution hurts your heart—and it might also hurt your brain

By Jillian Mock

Humans are natural runners—and this ancient gene mutation might have helped

Humans are natural runners—and this ancient gene mutation might have helped

By Jillian Mock

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