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Birth Weights Below the 25th Percentile Linked to Later Developmental Concerns Babies born below the 25th percentile for birth weight are at higher risk for developmental concerns than children born between the 25-75 percentiles, with the smallest babies carrying the most risk.
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Fathers Stress Associated With Children's Emotional and Behavioral Problems at Age Two A father's level of stress during the first few months of their child's life impacts the emotional and behavioral development of their child at age two.
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NASA's DART mission moved an asteroid's orbit by smashing into it After the Double Asteroid Redirect Test mission slammed into the asteroid Dimorphos, it was pushed closer to its larger host asteroid, Didymos, and its orbit became 32 minutes shorter
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Nord Stream leak may have been largest methane emission ever recorded The Nord Stream breach released between 56,000 and 155,000 tonnes of methane into the atmosphere, making it among the largest methane emissions ever recorded from a single point
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Healthy Aging Requires an Understanding of Personality Types

Neuroscience News - 11 Oct 2022 23:14
Healthy Aging Requires an Understanding of Personality Types Older adults may be better served as they age when their personality types are taken into consideration.
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Shaker Channel Mutation Differs Structurally From Human Potassium Channels Study investigates whether the W434F mutation found in the Shaker-IR channel epitomizes and functionally accelerates the C-type inactivation state.
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Easter Island 'arson attack' causes 'irreparable' damage to sacred moai statues The fire consumed more than 247 acres (100 hectares) of the island, including the stone quarry from which most of the statues originated.
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Brain Cells Identified for Regulation of Sleep-Wake Rhythm

Neuroscience News - 11 Oct 2022 22:36
Brain Cells Identified for Regulation of Sleep-Wake Rhythm Researchers identified a molecularly-defined cell population in the hypothalamus that causes a shift in the sleep-wake cycle as a result of exposure to psychostimulants.
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Gel made from okra stops bleeding in damaged hearts

New Scientist - 11 Oct 2022 21:54
Gel made from okra stops bleeding in damaged hearts A sticky, biodegradable gel made from okra can stem bleeding in injured organs in dogs and rabbits
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Save 52% on this XTERRA Fitness ERG220 Magnetic Rower Grab a Prime Day special of $257.75 off this XTERRA Fitness ERG220 Magnetic Rower
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Save $350 on this Fitness Reality 4000MR Magnetic Rower for Prime Day Grab a fabulous Prime Day deal with 41% off this Fitness Reality 4000MR Magnetic Rower
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Medical History May Help Predict Autism in Young Children

Neuroscience News - 11 Oct 2022 20:48
Medical History May Help Predict Autism in Young Children New machine learning models assess the connection between hundreds of clinical variables, including doctor visits and health records for seemingly unconnected conditions, to predict the likelihood of ASD in young childre...
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Gut Microbiome Plays a Role in Lifestyle's Effects on Dementia Risk The microbiome of the gut may influence how exercise and diet affect overall brain health and the risk of developing dementia.
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Every iPad model is reduced in this huge Prime Day Apple sale Amazon and Walmart have discounted iPads, iPad Airs, and iPad Pros by up to $200 - perfect for students on the go.
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Human hibernation is a real possibility - this is how it might work Mounting evidence suggests that humans may have the biological hardware to benefit from some aspects of hibernation. Switching on these mechanisms could treat cardiac arrest, boost longevity and help people travel furthe...
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What is the 'man in the moon' and how did it form?

Live Science - 11 Oct 2022 18:02
What is the 'man in the moon' and how did it form? Here's what made the "man in the moon" and why these "facial" geological features are here to stay.
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Apple's M1 MacBook Air is now under $800 in this Prime Day deal Amazon's Prime Early Access deals make the student-friendly M1 MacBook Air $200 cheaper today.
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Study makes spin liquid model more realistic

Phys.org - 11 Oct 2022 17:10
Study makes spin liquid model more realistic Spin is the intrinsic magnetic moment of a particle--an electron, for example. It is a fundamental magnitude, like mass and charge. Simply put, it is as if the particle had a magnet inside it that enabled it to interact,...
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Top 5 budget buys this Amazon Prime Day: Fitness equipment under $50 We've scrolled through the Amazon Prime Day sales to find the best budget deals on fitness equipment.
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After the 'Great Dying,' life on Earth took millions of years to recover. Now, scientists know why. After the "Great Dying" at the end of the Permian period, life was slow to recover. The loss of a group of tiny marine organisms might explain why.
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Mount Everest: The deadly history of the world's highest peak Mount Everest towers more than 29,000 feet above sea level.
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Prime Day deals 2022: The AirPods Pro just hit their lowest-ever price Save up to 43% with these AirPods and AirPods Pro Prime Day deals
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