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Agriculture
What to expect from the new GMO labels we’re getting in 2020
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Science
The biomechanics behind Michael Jackson’s impossible dance moves
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Evolution
Octopuses are not aliens, but boy are they a bunch of beautiful weirdos
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Life Skills
How to avoid ingrown hairs
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Evolution
These animals spend their whole lives waiting to have sex, and then they die
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Health
What’s the difference between indoor and outdoor allergies?
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Science
Yanny vs. Laurel is ‘The Dress of 2018’—but these sound experts think they can end the debate right now
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Cancer
Purebred dogs are helping us cure cancer
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Energy
What is a horsepower?
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Science
Consumer DNA tests can’t tell you much, but they sure can get your relatives arrested
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Fitness & Exercise
Pregnant people get a lot of grief for the unhealthy habits we all share
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Animals
Our bravest ancestors may have hunted giant sloths
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Biology
If you grow a brain in a lab, will it have a mind of its own?
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Medicine
How to safely dispose of your old medications
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Sara Chodosh
Birds
You’d have to give birth to a 30-pound baby to truly know how a kiwi bird feels
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Medicine
Homeopathic and natural remedies aren’t the same thing—and only one of them is total nonsense
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Sara Chodosh
Environment
This year’s Lyrid meteor shower coincides with Earth Day, but light pollution is ruining the show
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Archaeology
Neolithic surgeons might have practiced their skull-drilling techniques on cows
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Nutrition
Everything you never wanted to know about artificial sweeteners
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Sara Chodosh
Health
Worried about breaking a hip? There might be something better than calcium.
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Health
You cannot escape poop bacteria
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Archaeology
Why archaeologists are arguing about sweet potatoes
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Sara Chodosh
Health
The horrifying maternal mortality rate in Texas turned out to be wrong, but that’s not the biggest issue
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Sara Chodosh
Animals
Contagious cancer is killing off Tasmanian devils, but there might finally be hope
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Sara Chodosh
Science
This guy ate a pepper so hot doctors thought he might be having an aneurysm
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Sara Chodosh
Birds
Puffins are donning sexy little sunglasses in the name of science
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Engineering
Not even geckos can stick to Teflon (and other slippery facts)
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Sara Chodosh
Conservation
We’re ruining Walden Pond just like we ruin everything beautiful in this world
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Sara Chodosh
Health
California needs to stop saying everything causes cancer
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Science
Rainbows are (literally) in the eye of the beholder
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Health
The flu season is almost over. So how bad was it?
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Physics
The physics behind a baseball bat’s sweet spot
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Physics
The ultimate guide to hitting a home run
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Evolution
Hunting regulations are forcing animals to change in all sorts of ways
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Sara Chodosh
Evolution
Otters are too small, whales are too big, and seals are just right
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Animals
Five animals you shouldn’t take relationship advice from (and one you should)
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Psychology
IQ is a really stupid concept
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Diseases
Scientists have identified a gene that’s killing purebred dogs. Does that even matter?
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Animals
New Zealand just took care of a $3.6 million mouse infestation
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Environment
One-fifth of Americans are responsible for half the country’s food-based emissions
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Health
Planes might not be disgusting germ factories after all
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Evolution
Platypus milk might save us from bacterial infections, and that’s not even the best thing about them
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Evolution
These animals have nipples on their butts and that is not the most fascinating thing about them
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Weather
It’s not your imagination, we really are getting more blizzards
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Health
National data says substance abuse is on the decline. These charts tell a different story.
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Archaeology
Humans flourished through a supervolcano eruption 74,000 years ago (so you can make it through Tuesday)
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Vaccines
Whatever the latest infectious disease outbreak is, explained. (This time, it’s mumps.)
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Weather
You can thank the Madden-Julian Oscillation for this wild winter
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Vaccines
Influenza B is trying to escape our vaccine
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Space
If the Earth is spinning, why can’t I feel it?
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Health
The flu season isn’t over yet, but the FDA is already working on next year’s vaccine
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Weather
Cyclones in the Pacific made it snow in Rome, and soon that weather will hit the U.S.
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Animals
On swollen butts, mouth sacs, and other sexual preferences in the animal kingdom
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Sara Chodosh
Health
The Grim Reaper does not care about the latest longevity study you saw on Facebook
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Science
Everything Americans know about science in seven graphs
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Vaccines
Thanks, anti-vaxxers: Measles is on the rise in Europe
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Sara Chodosh
Vaccines
This year’s flu vaccine is only 36 percent effective—and that’s great news
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Sara Chodosh
Science
There’s no such thing as naturally orange cheese
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Sara Chodosh
Vaccines
Still need a flu shot? Here’s how to find one near you.
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Sara Chodosh
Diseases
Millions of Americans can’t stay home with the flu, so it spreads
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Sara Chodosh
Science
Olympic biathletes learn to shoot between heartbeats
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Sara Chodosh
Engineering
The strange history of the Olympic Torch—and why it has to stay lit
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Diseases
How people die from the flu
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Climate Change
Climate scientists are working on a way to predict snow eight months in advance
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Sara Chodosh
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