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Was Einstein wrong about quantum entanglement?
The research, conducted by an international team of physicists from 12 institutions, managed to …
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Processed meats and high-sugar 'inflammatory' diets could increase breast cancer risk, according to a study of over 300,000 women
Diets full of meat, sugar, butter, and fried food may increase breast cancer risk as much as 12%, n…
Gabby Landsverk
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The growing list of countries suspending use of the AstraZeneca vaccine may be doing much more harm than good, experts say
As of Tuesday morning, at least 16 countries - mostly in Europe - had stopped using the vaccine, ci…
Marianne Guenot
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Researchers say city birds are singing more since the pandemic altered our lifestyles
A study by Spanish scientists found that urban birds adapted to coronavirus lockdown by singing ear…
Joey Hadden
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Suspicions mount that the coronavirus was spreading in China and Europe as early as October, following a WHO investigation
Findings from a recent WHO investigation to China may confirm the coronavirus was circulating month…
Aylin Woodward
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Why you shouldn't worry about a connection between Bell's palsy and COVID-19 vaccines
"At this point, there's no evidence to support that these vaccines trigger an increased risk of Bel…
Gabby Landsverk,Hilary Brueck
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Spain is Europe's latest coronavirus hot spot, and cases are spreading faster than in the US
In the past week, Spain's new COVID-19 cases have snowballed. Adjusted for population, it is spread…
James Pasley
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A weed killer that's been linked to cancer was found in six types of hummus. Here's what you need to know.
The Environmental Working Group found one-third of 27 non-organic hummus samples contained the chem…
Julia Naftulin
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Coronavirus herd immunity may be 'unachievable' after study suggests antibodies disappear after weeks in some people
A study of more than 61,000 people in Spain found that just 5% had developed antibodies that could …
Adam Payne
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A Brazilian city is giving a third of its residents $33 per month - part of one of the largest basic-income programs in the world
Fifteen years ago, the former president of Brazil, Lula da Silva, signed a law that established cas…
Aria Bendix
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The EPA says a chemical in Monsanto's weed-killer doesn't cause cancer - but there's compelling evidence the agency is wrong
More than 13,000 similar lawsuits have popped up in the US. Almost all are being filed by gardeners…
Hilary Brueck
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Scientists figured out which human ancestor made the first cave paintings - and it challenges one way we thought humans were unique
In the other new study, researchers used the same technique to reveal that Neanderthals may have en…
Kevin Loria
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Chinese scientists are developing color-changing paint you can remotely control
The bright idea uses controllable nano cells, or crystalline micro beads, that can be inflated or d…
James Billington
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Here's what psychology actually says about the social-media obsessed society depicted in 'Black Mirror'
Study after study has found that when we engage with social media platforms like Facebook and Twitt…
Erin Brodwin
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Countless infinitesimal black holes may be flying through space like cosmic bullets
And those scientists who are seeking out ancient black holes, including Kashlinsky, think they're p…
Dave Mosher
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We just got better at detecting this phenomenon in quantum physics that Einstein thought was too 'spooky' to be real
And this can happen at any distance. If you have one friend standing in front of you with one car a…
Ali Sundermier
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Scientists take the first ever photograph of light as both a wave and a particle
When light hits metal for example, it ejects a stream of electrons. Einstein explained this back in…
Kelly Dickerson
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How Do Microwaves Cook Food?
Microwaves are shorter than radio waves but longer than infrared radiation. The microwave used for …
Dina Spector
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Astronomers Spot The Brightest Gamma-Ray Burst Ever Seen But Can't Explain It
"The really cool thing about this GRB is that because the exploding matter was traveling at [nearly…
Denise Chow
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Russia has lost access to CERN in a sign that its war in Ukraine is causing a major scientific brain drain
CERN is revoking access to 500 scientists from Russian institutions over the Ukraine war, in a move…