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The mysterious disappearance of our Neanderthal cousins may have been related to preeclampsia, a life-threatening complication of pregnancy and/or the postpartum period, doctors propose in a…
On October 6, 1970, the deep-sea drilling vessel Glomar Challenger returned to port in Lisbon, Portugal, bearing a cargo that would revise history. During its 54-day…
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The patient: An 83-year-old man in BelgiumThe symptoms: The man sought medical attention at a hospital because the muscles on one side of his face had…
A rare Stone Age cemetery on a Swedish island reveals that some of Europe’s last hunter-gatherers were buried not with their extremely close relations but with…
Our oldest known vertebrate ancestors had four eyes to spot predators — and, my goodness, they were cute.Rare fossils from China have revealed that the earliest…
Humanoid robots have taken part in the world’s first fully autonomous martial arts performance to mark the Lunar New Year. In new footage from the 2026…
A night or two of poor sleep can do more than cause tiredness — it may also mess with stem cells in the gut, making the…
The 2011 Tohoku earthquake that triggered a devastating tsunami in eastern Japan was worsened by a thick layer of slippery clay, new research finds.The clay layer,…
Chemists have figured out a way to make mineral sunscreen formulas more stable and less likely to leave a white residue on the skin. (Image credit:…
