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The Eureka Moment May Be An Important Part of the Memory-Making Process
Learn more about the aha! moments that may help sudden solutions turn into long-lasting memories.
The Axial Seamount Volcano Could Still Erupt in 2025, and Benefit Marine Life
Learn more about the impending Axial Seamount eruption and how the organisms around the underwater volcano may benefit from it.
This Artificial Jelly Smells Like Home to Coral — And Helps Them Settle In
Learn more about SNAP-X — an bio-inspired gel mimicking the scent of healthy reefs to support coral reef restoration.
Too Much Sugar and Fat Can Cause Cognitive Problems — Even in Young People
Learn more about the evidence piling up that cognitive problems can start earlier than we might expect.
Deep-Sea Deposits of Amber May Document Massive 116-Million-Year-Old Tsunamis
Deep dive into the amber deposits on Hokkaido Island in Japan, which may serve as a record of ancient tsunamis.
The Strongest Solar Storm in History Impacted Earth 14,300 Years Ago
Learn about the strongest solar storm to ever strike Earth, occurring around 14,300 years ago during the last Ice Age.
Gastric Bypass in a Pill Could Help Weight Loss Without Surgery or GLP-1 Side Effects
Learn about SYNT-101, the emerging treatment for obesity that combines the best of two proven methods.
Broken Heart Syndrome Is Both Prevalent and Deadly in the U.S.
Stressful events like a divorce or the death of a loved one can temporarily alter the shape of your heart, with sometimes fatal results.
A Simple Spit Test Could Reveal Prostate Cancer, Outperforming a Common Blood Test
Learn about the spit test that has shown promising results for detecting prostate cancer risk, proving to be more reliable than common blood tests.