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Content by Roni Dengler

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Health

Heart Disease Risk Begins Before Birth. Vitamin C Could Help
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The Sciences

Researchers Find New Insights Into Role of Little-Understood Placenta
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Health

Thousands Of New Microbiome Species Found Living on the Human Body
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Planet Earth

Whale Sharks, Earth's Largest Fish, Also Commonly Eat Plants
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Planet Earth

How Insects' Ancestors Learned to Fly
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Health

How Fevers Help Our Immune System Hunt Down Infections
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Planet Earth

Termites' Engineering Skills Help Protect Tropical Rainforests From Drought
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Planet Earth

Scientists Uncover the Genetic Roots of Monogamy
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Health

AI Diagnoses Genetic Syndromes Just From Patients' Pictures
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Environment

Climate Change Could Ramp Up Electricity Use in China
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Planet Earth

Himalayan Marmots are Revealing How Animals Adapt to Living at Extreme Elevations
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Planet Earth

This 200-Acre, 'Humungous Fungus' May Help Unravel Why Cancer Genes Are Unstable
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