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A Spider Named After Stephen Colbert Holds Clues To An Ancient DNA Mystery
A trapdoor spider named for Stephen Colbert has a new genome showing spiders lost a chromosome-capping DNA sequence most animals keep. The post A Spider Named After Stephen Colbert Holds Clues To An Ancient DNA Mystery appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Online Therapy Eased The Distress Of Burnout, Job Loss
Lower earners and people without permanent jobs reported an especially big boost in how meaningful their work felt. The post Online Therapy Eased The Distress Of Burnout, Job Loss appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Japan Plans First Child Trial Of A Tooth-Regrowth Drug. Proof It Works In People Is Still Missing
Can a drug grow new teeth? After a safety trial in adults, Japan plans to test TRG035 in kids born missing six or more teeth. Here's the evidence. The post Japan Plans First Child Trial Of A Tooth-Regrowth Drug. Proof It Works In People Is Still Missing appeared first on…
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A Tiny Turtle Raised At A Massachusetts Zoo Disappeared Into The Wild In 2011. Fourteen Years Later, Her Own Babies Hatched
Can zoo-raised turtles save a species? A Massachusetts turtle's seven hatchlings offer a clue, but studies show recovery takes generations. The post A Tiny Turtle Raised At A Massachusetts Zoo Disappeared Into The Wild In 2011. Fourteen Years Later, Her Own Babies Hatched…
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AI Flirting Tools On Dating Apps May Weaken Emotional Skills
Researchers do not claim that every use of AI for emotional tasks does harm. Their concern is people who turn to it multiple times a day. The post AI Flirting Tools On Dating Apps May Weaken Emotional Skills appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Kids’ Sports Mouthguards Crawling With Dirt Bacteria, Rinsing With Water Barely Helps
Mouthguard bacteria on kids’ gear mostly come from soil and grass. A water rinse leaves plenty behind; brushing removed about 98%. The post Kids’ Sports Mouthguards Crawling With Dirt Bacteria, Rinsing With Water Barely Helps appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Study Links Regular Cold Showers To 26% Fewer Sick Days
Cranking the shower to cold every day sounds like a dare, not a health plan. The post Study Links Regular Cold Showers To 26% Fewer Sick Days appeared first on StudyFinds .
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LISTEN: Forgotten 1935 Recordings Preserve Earliest Known Spoken Louisiana Creole
Almost no other audio of New Orleans Creole exists beyond a few songs and fragments. The post LISTEN: Forgotten 1935 Recordings Preserve Earliest Known Spoken Louisiana Creole appeared first on StudyFinds .
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One In Five New Insomnia Drug Reviewers Report Sleep Paralysis
About a third of reviewers also described unusually vivid dreams or disturbing nightmares. The post One In Five New Insomnia Drug Reviewers Report Sleep Paralysis appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Tomb Near Paris Held More Than 300 Bodies and a 5,000-Year-Old Mystery
Ancient DNA from a tomb near Paris reveals two peoples, plague, and a population collapse behind the Neolithic decline. The post Tomb Near Paris Held More Than 300 Bodies and a 5,000-Year-Old Mystery appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Vaping May Hit the Lungs in a Way Cigarettes Never Did, Study Finds
A mouse study found four days of vaping left toxic metals clustered in lung tissue, plus compounds never seen before The post Vaping May Hit the Lungs in a Way Cigarettes Never Did, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Menstrual Blood May Hold a Surprising Repair Kit for Aching Joints
Tiny particles from menstrual blood pushed damaged cartilage cells to rebuild, hinting at a future osteoarthritis therapy. The post Menstrual Blood May Hold a Surprising Repair Kit for Aching Joints appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Scientists 3D-Print Tiny Drug Depots That Could Fight Cancer Right Where It Lives
3D-printed gel implant packed with nano-sized bubbles released chemo slowly and killed breast cancer cells in the lab, a new study shows. The post Scientists 3D-Print Tiny Drug Depots That Could Fight Cancer Right Where It Lives appeared first on StudyFinds .
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AI Tool Could Help Spot Dangerous Bacteria Before the Next Pandemic
Scientists built an AI tool that detects dangerous bacteria from their genes alone, even species never seen before. The post AI Tool Could Help Spot Dangerous Bacteria Before the Next Pandemic appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Oldest Dogs Ever Confirmed by DNA, Lived Alongside Ice Age People
Ancient DNA from two Ice Age dogs, in Turkey and the UK, is the oldest genetic proof of dogs yet, pushing the record back about 5,000 years. The post Oldest Dogs Ever Confirmed by DNA, Lived Alongside Ice Age People appeared first on StudyFinds .
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AI Health Advice: 6 In 10 Users Would Believe A Chatbot Over Their Doctor
A new survey finds 63% of AI health users have followed chatbot medical advice without checking with a provider, and 60% would trust it over their doctor. The post AI Health Advice: 6 In 10 Users Would Believe A Chatbot Over Their Doctor appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Fishermen Off Costa Rica Hooked An Orange Nurse Shark With White Eyes In 2025. Science Had Never Documented One Like It
Nurse sharks are usually tan to brown. This one was orange with white eyes. What a 2025 study can and can't tell us about the rare find. The post Fishermen Off Costa Rica Hooked An Orange Nurse Shark With White Eyes In 2025. Science Had Never Documented One Like It appeared…
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Report: Long COVID Is Real, But Some Studies Likely Overcounted Symptoms
Researchers from Stanford and other institutions dug through 14.4 billion insurance claims from 244.7 million US patients to find out how many health problems after COVID-19 are caused by the virus. The post Report: Long COVID Is Real, But Some Studies Likely Overcounted…
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Pill Already in the Vitamin Aisle May Help Calm Psoriasis
Pantethine, a cheap over-the-counter cholesterol supplement, eased psoriasis symptoms when added to standard cream in a small new trial. The post Pill Already in the Vitamin Aisle May Help Calm Psoriasis appeared first on StudyFinds .
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Did Studying Joy Make Them Happier? Top Happiness Researchers Agree One Factor Matters Most
Did studying happiness make its pioneers happier? Top happiness researchers looked back on their own lives, and one theme stood out above all: relationships. The post Did Studying Joy Make Them Happier? Top Happiness Researchers Agree One Factor Matters Most appeared first on…