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Health

For veterans with PTSD, tinnitus can be unbearable. This scientist is finding ways to soothe them.

What can silence a ringing ear?

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Nutrition

These charts will help you visualize just how unhealthy diets are around the world

Poor diet kills more people worldwide than any other risk factor.

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Dogs

Raw dog food can harbor antibiotic-resistant bacteria

At least in Europe, raw dog food often contains bacteria resistant to multiple antibiotics.

These insects have 80 times the suction power of an elephant and pee at an alarming rate
Insects

These insects have 80 times the suction power of an elephant and pee at an alarming rate

These bugs suck up their meals with an impressive amount of suction, and pee a lot to compensate.

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Nutrition

Find the real breakfast of champions with this helpful chart

See just how badly sugar is ruining your morning.

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Projects

How to grow, harvest, preserve, and use aloe vera

Aloe me to teach you.

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Archaeology

These centuries-old tombs in Sudan are arranged in galaxy-like clusters

Both landscape and social dynamics influence where people were laid to rest.

Coupes, crossovers, and other car body styles, explained
Vehicles

Coupes, crossovers, and other car body styles, explained

If you've ever felt confused by terms such as sedan, SUV, or hatchback, we're here to help.

How To Add Applications To Your Nook E-Reader
Tech Hacks

How To Add Applications To Your Nook E-Reader

A little hacking goes a long way

Saving the Seas: Smarter Hooks and Nets
Ocean

Saving the Seas: Smarter Hooks and Nets

Wiping out bycatch before it wipes out more marine life

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Heart Disease

A simple blood test could save new mothers. Why aren’t more doctors using it?

PPCM may not be as rare as we think—but it doesn't have to be a death sentence.

Doing Mach 2.0 In An Open Cockpit
Aviation

Doing Mach 2.0 In An Open Cockpit

Feel the breeze in your hair

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Sun

Some skyscrapers are so shiny they turn into death rays

Plus other fun facts from The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.

The West Coast is full of wildfires. Here’s what’s going on in Oregon and California.
Environment

The West Coast is full of wildfires. Here’s what’s going on in Oregon and California.

Nearly 750,000 acres of the US are ablaze right now.

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Projects

7 things you can do to actually prevent wrinkles

But if you have to choose one, just stay in the shade.

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The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week

How Abebe Bikila won the Olympic marathon without shoes

Plus other wild Olympic facts from The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.

A blue-gloved hand holds a vial of the Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine.
Vaccines

Why the FDA issued a new warning about the J&J vaccine

The benefits still overwhelmingly outweigh the risks, experts stress.

An image of the Crab Nebula
Particle Physics

The Crab Nebula’s electron launcher is so powerful, it almost shouldn’t exist

A new super-facility in the mountains of China helped make the surprising detections.

The US Marines are testing flying, remote-controlled grenades
Drones

The US Marines are testing flying, remote-controlled grenades

What to know about a small device called the Drone 40, and how it can become an airborne explosive.

The steering wheel and dashboard of a car at night.
Tech Hacks

What Android Auto and Apple CarPlay can and can’t do

We took Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for a test drive, so you don’t have to.