Mummified Peruvian hairless dogs lay in a Wari royal tomb in Peru, fed maize like the children were. What 340 dog bones show, and what they cannot prove.
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Fatty Liver Disease Subtypes: One Name, Five Diseases
Fatty liver disease subtypes: a Mayo Clinic study of 4,600+ patients found five biologically distinct diseases hiding under one name, with different risks.
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AI Training Jobs Now Pay Doctors and Lawyers by the Hour
AI training jobs now pay doctors, lawyers and engineers by the hour to check machine answers. What the work is, what it pays, and what money cannot buy.
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Margaret Hamilton Dies at 90: The Apollo Fix She Was Overruled On
Margaret Hamilton, who led the team behind Apollo’s flight software, has died at 90. The fix she was told nobody would need, and the flight that needed it.
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Income Uncertainty Hits a Record: 37% Can’t See Next Year
Income uncertainty hit a record: 37% of US families can’t say what next year’s income will be, yet typical incomes rose. What changed, and how to plan anyway.
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The Indigenous Population of Australia in 1788 Was Over 2 Million. The Old Count Only Saw Who Was Left
The Indigenous population of Australia in 1788 was likely over 2 million, not 300,000, new research says. Why the old count only saw the people who were left.
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Ice Baths and Muscle Growth: The Recovery Trade-Off
Ice baths and muscle growth: cold plunges ease soreness, but studies suggest they can trim your gains. What the research says, and the free recovery that works.
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Gene Therapy for Blindness: The Cells That Learned to See
Gene therapy for blindness: a 10-person trial taught relay cells in the eye to sense light. What the goggles let people do, what they couldn’t, and why.
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The Nuclear Clock That Catches Its Own Drift
A nuclear clock just ran for over a day by catching its own drift and correcting it. The surprise is not the precision – it is what the team stopped fighting.
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Are Humans Violent by Nature? What 100 Primates Show
Are humans violent by nature? Across 100 primate species, fighting and killing proved to be separate traits – and the real surprise is which one runs deeper.