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Cat Bites Are Linked To Depression
The reason why is not fully clear. Maybe cats just dislike depressed people.
How Nutrition In One Generation Can Change The Genetics Of The Next
A Cambodian case study finds that people developing diabetes today have parents who went hungry in the 1970s.
LED Lights Track People And Broadcast Messages
Lamps are ubiquitous. Some of them are watching you.
Cat Parasite Found In Arctic Beluga Whales
As ice barriers melt, pathogens expand their ranges.
Forensic Reconstruction Shows What A Skull-Shaped Vodka Bottle Looks Like With A Face
"Drink my brains, drink them all!" it maniacally cackles.
Why Does White Noise Help People Sleep?
A white noise machine is the simplest solution to blocking out noise.
Inside Russia’s Ridiculous Sochi Security Scanner
"Vibraimage - system that can do anything in human detection!"
Secret Viking Code Decrypted: ‘Kiss Me’
Medieval Norse cryptology was more about love than war.
The Scent Of Your Earwax May Yield Valuable Information
Warning: It doesn’t get any less gross from here.
Wolf Decline Could End World’s Longest Predator-Prey Study
Wolves have been devastated by inbreeding.
Engineering The Ideal Olympian: A Chat With Katie Uhlaender
The athlete opens up about sliding downhill at speeds of 80 mph, weightlifting and more.
Inventor Rigs An Unprecedentedly Smooth Ride For Power Boats
A pioneer in subwoofer and LIDAR technology has now built an electronically and pneumatically controlled suspension for his boat.
National Ignition Facility Announces Record Amount Of Fusion Energy
Physicists had to compress the fuel to twice the density of the core of the sun.