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health / nutrition
14 Conditions Probiotics May Help Treat, Supported by Research
While probiotics are often associated with digestive health, research shows their benefits extend beyond the gut. Probiotics have therapeutic...
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beauty
Probiotics for Acne Are Trending, But Do They Actually Work? Here's What an Expert Says
Take it from someone who knows: Acne is a tricky, tricky thing. It can be a journey to pinpoint exactly what's causing your breakouts, but...
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nature
As we dump carbon taxes and push pipelines, remember there’s no such thing as a free lunch
Martin Olszynski is an associate professor and chair in energy, resources and sustainability at the University of Calgary. Julien O. Beaulieu is a lawyer and...
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Smart windows take a page from nature's pinecone playbook
Have you ever wondered how a pine cone knows when to open and close? It's not magic, it's science. Now, researchers have taken this cue...
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A deep dive into how Amex’s new Frontier Research Team is using AI and ML to build better modeling solutions - Tearsheet
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Researchers make incredible energy breakthrough using 'liquid air': 'We believe our findings justify the continued exploration'
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From probiotics a vibrating back wrap, these are the best products the Yahoo Canada shopping team tried last month. It's safe to say May kept...
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This Scientist Left OpenAI Last Year. His Startup Is Already Worth $ 30 Billion.
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Research Shows This Little-Known Fruit Can Help You Fall Asleep A Lot Faster
Chamomile, valerian, lemon balm—certain well-known plants have become synonymous with bed time . But even those with cabinets stocked with popular...
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What Life Is Like On Remote Research Stations And Military Bases
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apps
iOS 18.4 brings Apple Intelligence to these 10 new languages
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Oprah, 71, Martha Stewart, 83, and I, 25, Wear These Supportive Podiatrist-Approved Sneakers Going for 45% Off
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books
Everything you need to know about the British Book Awards 2025 debut book of the year shortlist
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Scientists find ‘forever chemical’ byproduct in mineral water across Europe
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Can AI help beat poverty? Researchers test ways to aid the poorest people
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food & drink
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auto
Tesla's FSD And OpenAI's O3 Model Signal 'Year Zero Of The AI Era,' Says Analyst Pierre Ferragu
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