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Archaeologists using chemical analysis found Neanderthals deliberately processed animal bones for fat, challenging assumptions about their cognitive abilities.
From why dolphins swim so fast to how mushrooms use urine to talk to each other, a batch of research that deserves more attention.
A leading researcher argues that funding gaps and fragmented efforts—not just biology—are slowing progress on dementia treatments.
Researchers found zinc and manganese in scorpion stingers, but the evolutionary driver remains unclear.