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Browning Lakes Are Reshaping Fish Populations Across North America
Freshwater browning is shrinking populations of trout, bass, and perch while boosting pike and walleye in lakes across North America and Europe.
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Family Genetics Study Uncovers Rare Variants Linked to Longer Healthspan
Researchers studying long-lived families identified 12 rare genetic variants tied to extended healthspan, including one in a gene that regulates inflammation.
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James Webb Telescope Captures Star-Forming Cloud in Orion's Sword
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has imaged the OMC-2 molecular cloud, a stellar nursery 1,280 light-years away in the constellation Orion.
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Migrating Neurons Routinely Suffer DNA Damage During Brain Development
Neurons traveling through developing brain tissue sustain significant DNA damage. In healthy brains, this damage is rapidly repaired within 24 hours.
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Fish Stabs Man Through Throat and Base of Skull
A man was stabbed through the throat and skull base by a fish. Doctors faced a complex diagnostic and surgical challenge to treat the unusual injury.