Tags: Physiology

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Scientists Discover Secret to Singing Whales

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Horses Distinguish Between Angry And Happy Human Expressions In New Study

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Ocean Acidification Is Affecting Demography And Adaptation Potential Of Marine Organisms, Study Says

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3-D Image Of Ancient Giraffe Relative Sheds Light On Animal's Evolution

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Climate Change: Study Hightlights Importance Of West Coast In Understanding Climate Change

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King Kong: Real-Life Giant Ape Was Likely Killed Off By Climate Change

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Researchers Replicate Image Of How Dolphins See For First Time

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E. Coli Gut Bacteria Release Proteins That Suppress Food Intake, Tell You You're Full, Study Shows

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Bionic Suit Helps Paralyzed Man Walk

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Oliver Sacks Dies: Bestselling Author Of 'Awakenings,' 82, Passes Away Following Liver Cancer Diagnosis (OBITUARY)

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Nobel Prize: Medicine or Physiology Award Given to John O'Keefe, May-Britt Moser and Edvard Moser

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Kate Middleton Cancer Diagnosis: Blake Lively Apologizes for Poking Fun at Princess of Wales’ Photoshop Skill

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Neil Cavuto Net Worth: Veteran Fox News Business Anchor Quits After 28 Years
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hopes a reshuffle could improve his fortunes
Major Reshuffle As Trudeau Faces Party Pressure, Trump Attacks
US President-elect Donald Trump has launched a slate of lawsuits that critics worry could push media to self-censor
With Spate Of Lawsuits, Trump Goes After US Media
Top US diplomat Antony Blinken called for a "non-sectarian" Syrian government that protects minorities and addresses security concerns
Blinken Says Syria's HTS Should Learn From Taliban Isolation
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman fired off a social media post saying 'There is no wall' as fears arise over potential blockages to AI development
AI

Is AI's Meteoric Rise Beginning To Slow?

More than 800 million people are now diabetic, compared to less than 200 million in 1990, researchers say
Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

Rising temperatures due to global warming has led to mass bleaching events striking coral across the world
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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

A record 120 million people already live forcibly displaced by war, such as this camp in Syria
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Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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