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Chimpanzees may learn how to use some of their calls from the adults around them, in a surprising parallel with how human children learn words, finds a study from the CNRS Institute of Cognitive Sciences, University of Warwick and Taï Chimpanzee Project.
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The negative impact of loneliness on health and well-being is well known, but for university students, social interaction can also be key to academic success.
Women who consume four or more alcoholic drinks on a single occasion once a month or more have increased odds of advanced liver fibrosis, a new study suggests.
Wiz researchers uncovered the secret-stealing supply-chain attack
Chris Bowen urges nations to act faster to cut emissions through electrification. Follow live.
Preserved in amber for about 53 million years, a beetle has been described as a new species by researchers in Spain and France.
Cognition has to be organized somehow. A new study by researchers in The Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT provides several lines of evidence that the needed organization is implemented…
