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A new nasal spray developed at Texas A&M reversed brain aging in mice by reducing inflammation and restoring energy metabolism.
Generative AI Transforming Workplace Faster Than Workers Can Adapt Study Warns
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Sweeping Study Reveals Wild Rattlesnakes Suffering Hidden Health Crisis From Fungi and Parasites
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A volunteer butterfly tagger in Wichita learned that a monarch he tagged at the Great Plains Nature Center had been identified by researchers in Mexico.
India’s Nagoya Protocol Report Shows Leadership in Biodiversity Conservation and Benefit Sharing
The government submitted India’s first comprehensive report to the CBD on compliance with access and benefit-sharing rules for biological resources.
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Scientists proposed that human ability to understand spatial geometry evolved from navigational circuits common to many animal species.