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A new study identifies an unexpected mineral in two of the planet’s inner moons, pointing to a destructive past in which a large object got pulled into the system and obliterated the former, larger satellites
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Two people in Australia are diagnosed with ALS each day. Researchers say working with pesticides could bring a 70 per cent greater risk of developing the fatal disease.
Parental behaviour could be a significant contributing factor in teenage gambling rates, a study has found.
Hold off on back-to-school shopping just a little longer — your wallet will thank you. Families across Illinois can save a bit of money when they go shopping this week because of the state’s upcoming…
Reading proficiency plunged across New York state last school year while math scores ticked up slightly, according to preliminary state test results obtained by Chalkbeat.
For years, autism has often been viewed through the lens of a simple assumption: that autistic people struggle to understand how others feel.
Psychedelic drugs are best known for altering perception and producing vivid hallucinations, but scientists are increasingly interested in what else they might do.