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  1. Animal Protein Is Linked to Lower Testosterone in Middle-Aged Men, Surprising Study Finds

    · sciencealert.com · Carly Cassella

    There's a long-standing cultural trope that 'real men eat meat'. But a new study on...

  2. Larger Dogs Age Faster, And Scientists May Finally Know Why

    · sciencealert.com · Russell McLendon

    No dog has ever lived long enough. Surely such transcendent beings deserve more time on...

  3. The World's Biggest Sea of Sand Shows No Trace of Ancient Humans. Here's Why.

    · sciencealert.com · Peter Dockrill

    The world's largest continuous sand desert wasn't always so unforgiving. The Rub' al Khali, or...

  4. Amyloid Fibers Have an Unexpected Role in Sperm, Scientists Discover

    · sciencealert.com · Esra Öz

    A sperm cell's cargo includes more than a father's DNA. RNA molecules that can contribute to...

  5. Finally! Physicists Create an Exotic Quantum State of Matter That Works at Room Temperature

    · sciencealert.com · David Nield

    The laws of physics at the quantum level can break free from the standard confines...

  6. A Massive Brain-Scan Study Just Complicated a Popular Theory About Emotional Control

    · sciencealert.com · Esra Öz

    After a breakup, a friend might remind you that you've made it through difficult times...

  7. Scientists Identified a Biological Signature of Tinnitus, And It's in Your Blood

    · sciencealert.com · Peter Dockrill

    For the millions worldwide with tinnitus, silence never comes. The condition, estimated to affect 15...

  8. This Robotic Hand Walks on Its Fingers Like Thing From The Addams Family, And It's Creepy as Heck

    · sciencealert.com · Esra Öz

    Watching a hand walk away on its fingers brings to mind Thing from The Addams Family....

  9. Meet The 'Hell Chicken', a Dinosaur With an Extremely Rare Type of Diet

    · sciencealert.com · Michael Irving

    Discerning dinosaur lovers have a new name to drop when asked about their favorite dino....

  10. Scientists Identified 10 Healthy Diets Linked to Slower Biological Aging

    · sciencealert.com · David Nield

    We're all well aware that healthy diets are good for us in a multitude of...

  11. Humans Are Still Evolving Right Before Our Eyes. Here Are 5 Signs on Our Bodies

    · sciencealert.com · Carly Cassella

    Our species' evolution is often symbolized as a four-legged chimpanzee slowly morphing into an upright...

  12. A Mysterious Asteroid Is Accelerating in Space, And We're Running Out of Explanations

    · sciencealert.com · Michelle Starr

    Most asteroids are pretty predictable. They just do what they're told, pushed and tugged by...

  13. Less Than 42 Minutes of Bright Light Daily Is a Stronger Predictor of Dementia Than Obesity, Study Finds

    · sciencealert.com · Carly Cassella

    Each morning, when we open our eyes to a bright new day, our brain's 'master...

  14. Scientists Discover Two Enormous Tears in a Tectonic Plate Beneath Iran

    · sciencealert.com · David Nield

    On the scale of human generations, the tectonic plates that form Earth's crust and upper...

  15. Belief in Magic Is Not Disappearing in The Modern World, Study Shows

    · sciencealert.com · Esra Öz

    Imagine a house where footsteps supposedly echo through the hallways at night and doors close...

  16. Treating Sleep Apnea Could Improve Sperm Quality, Study Finds

    · sciencealert.com · Carly Cassella

    A lack of oxygen during sleep isn't just a problem for the lungs or the...

  17. A Stinky Gas Seeping From The Bowels of Mars May Reveal The Planet Is Still Volcanically Active

    · sciencealert.com · Ivan Farkas

    Mars has undergone some monumental PR shifts over the past few centuries. Once thought to...

  18. A Cheap Daily Vitamin Shows Promise For People at Risk of Leukemia, Early Trial Finds

    · sciencealert.com · David Nield

    One way of beating certain cancers could be to stop them from developing in the...

  19. University Exams Produce a Distinct Chemical Signature in Sewage, Study Suggests

    · sciencealert.com · Peter Dockrill

    Stress doesn't just live inside your brain. The invisible chemical signature of stress and worry...

  20. Scientists Used a 'Psychomanteum' to Summon Ghostly Encounters. Then It Got Weird.

    · sciencealert.com · Esra Öz

    One woman felt someone stroking her hair. To her, it was a loved one who...

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