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health
The Problem With an As-Seen-on-TV Brain Supplement
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fitness
5 reasons exercise is the best thing you can do for your brain
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technology
Internal documents show why Amazon's AI-powered Alexa may miss the holiday season
Amazon's Alexa seems like the perfect product for the generative AI era. Getting this powerful technology to actually work well with the digital assistant is...
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nutrition
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A preliminary study suggests that closely following a Mediterranean diet may enhance brain health among Hispanic/Latino adults. The study’s abstract...
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food & drink
Am I at risk of calcium deficiency?
The Royal Osteoporosis Society explain calcium deficiency, including symptoms, treatment and supplements, plus the issues with taking too much calcium...
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fitness
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nature
AI & robotics briefing: Lack of transparency surrounds Neuralink’s ‘brain-reading’ chip
What scientists think of brain-computer interface company Neuralink’s first human trial. Plus, an AI system learnt language by seeing the world...
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how-to
10 Ways How to Solve Behavior Problems in Cats
Cats, with their enigmatic personalities and graceful demeanor, have been adored companions for centuries. Yet, even these majestic creatures can...
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nutrition
Microplastics in the brain: How can we avoid exposure?
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pets
Two beloved Greater Swiss Mountain dogs are providing therapy to help students learn. First-grade reading scores have improved.
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beauty
I Tried PRFM Undereye Injections For My Dark Circles and Fine Lines and I Have Thoughts
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nutrition / wellness
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nutrition
Natural dietary supplement can successfully treat Alzheimer’s disease
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innovation
Win Big With Whole-Brain Thinking
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auto
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science
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science
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business
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entrepreneurship / learning
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health
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movie & tv
Former 'James Bond' Villain Picks MCU Star as Next 007...but There’s a Problem
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science
ScienceAdviser: Can green hydrogen replace fossil fuels?
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gaming
I’m loving the Lenovo Legion Go S, but there’s one problem I can’t get over
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fitness
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science
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science
Psychedelic Sparks Long-Term Brain Plasticity
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