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The study of ancient gravesites has always offered researchers a captivating insight into the past. However, some discoveries tend to raise more questions than they answer. A noteworthy example of this enigmatic phenomenon is the recent excavation of Early Neolithic skeletons in Tiarp, Sweden. Unbeknownst to the archaeologists from the University of Gothenburg in Sweden
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The recent announcement by Biogen to discontinue its controversial Alzheimer’s drug, Aduhelm, has sparked renewed debate and scrutiny within the medical community. Aduhelm was heralded as a groundbreaking treatment for cognitive decline associated with Alzheimer’s disease, but its journey was fraught with contention from the start. This article aims to critically examine the entire saga
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Japan’s Moon lander, the Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM), has provided humanity with its first glimpse of the lunar surface in incredible detail. However, this awe-inspiring achievement is overshadowed by the unfortunate twist of fate that has left SLIM stranded upside down. As the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) switched off the uncrewed lander,
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The role of the Toxoplasma gondii parasite in ecosystems and animal behavior has long been underestimated. Despite its prevalence and potential dangers, scientific research on this microscopic organism remains limited. While most people associate this parasite with cats and the illness toxoplasmosis, a recent study has shed light on its significant impact on the behavior
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