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A Woman Barely Feels Pain and Heals Rapidly. Scientists Are Unraveling Her Weird Genetics

May 24, 2023

Ed Cara

Scientists are starting to crack the mystery behind one woman’s pain-free life. In new research, a team in the UK dove deep into the genetic make-up of Jo Cameron, a woman in Scotland with a rare mutation that leaves her practically incapable of experi…
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7 ‘Extinct’ Species That Eventually Reappeared

May 19, 2023

Isaac Schultz

Sometimes, we give up on a species too soon. Just because it’s been a few decades or even centuries since a creature showed its face, doesn’t always mean it’s truly extinct. These so-called Lazarus species—named for a man resurrected by Jesus in the Go…
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Allergic to Eggs? Not These Eggs

May 18, 2023

Lauren Leffer

Chicken eggs are one of the most common food allergens, especially among children. Many people outgrow their egg allergy, but for those who don’t, avoiding eggs and all of the products that contain them can be a lifetime challenge. Adding to the diffic…
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How Addictive Tech Hacks Your Brain

May 18, 2023

Peter Sauter

Here’s a situation most of us can relate to: We find ourselves facing a dull moment—maybe standing in a checkout line, sitting in a waiting room, or even stuck at a red light—and our hands suddenly feel empty. Like they have a mind of their own, they r…
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Scientists Have Created Cancer-Fighting E. Coli Bacteria

May 15, 2023

Ed Cara

Scientists in China are hoping to turn Escherichia coli bacteria into a cancer-fighting ally. In a new study, they describe their creation of genetically engineered E. coli strains that can kill different types of tumors in mice. More studies will be n…
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Why a Genome Can’t Bring Back an Extinct Animal

May 14, 2023

Isaac Schultz

The victims of extinction are countless and their are killers numerous—but, in recent centuries, there’s been one obvious, enduring culprit: Homo sapiens. Read more…
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Sleep Apnea Linked to Brain Damage, Study Finds

May 12, 2023

Ed Cara

Loud snoring may be a harbinger of much bigger problems, research out this week suggests. The study found a link between severe sleep apnea in older adults and greater amounts of a specific biomarker in the brain—one that could increase people’s risk o…
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Scientists Are Finally Capturing the Genetic Diversity of Humanity

May 10, 2023

Ed Cara

Scientists are expanding the genetic map of humanity. This week, a large team published the first wave of research from the Pangenome Project, an effort to better capture the diversity of people around the world. The findings should allow scientists to…
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Scientists Are Finally Capturing the Genetic Diversity of Humanity

May 10, 2023

Ed Cara

Scientists are expanding the genetic map of humanity. This week, a large team published the first wave of research from the Pangenome Project, an effort to better capture the diversity of people around the world. The findings should allow scientists to…
Read more: Scientists Are Finally Capturing the Genetic Diversity of Humanity
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Influencer Cooked Her Own Cartilage in Bolognese Sauce and Ate It

May 10, 2023

Jody Serrano

What’s one to do with pieces of the body removed during surgery? In general, most of us don’t have to consider that question, as hospitals don’t usually hand off the human tissue, bones, or medical instruments that doctors remove in the operating room….
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