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This Guy’s Dick Got Food Poisoning
Doctors in Lebanon found a rare bacterial infection in a man’s penis that began after he had “vigorous” sex with his wife after a meal.
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Photo by Lucas Seebacher/imageBROKER/Shutterstock Scientists Might Have Found a Way to Protect Bees From Pesticides
Tiny hydrogel microparticles bind to harmful neonicotinoid pesticides then pass through the bee’s body together.
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Photo by Reinhard Pantke/imageBROKER/Shutterstock Flying Fungus and Bacteria Can Travel 1,200 Miles in the Sky
Smaller particles could potentially cause an illness to spread from one nation to another.
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An isopod enjoying its sargassum dinner. (Photo: Daniel Hentz, ©Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) Could This Deep-Sea Isopod’s Algae Fetish Help Reverse Climate Change?
An ocean research team’s accidental discovery could have significant ramifications for the planet.
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Courtesy Pikovski Research Group. Scientists Are One Step Closer to Identifying a Gravity Particle
Confirming the existence of gravitons would be a massive leap toward integrating gravity into the standard model of particle physics.
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Photo by Steffi Lopez. COVID Lockdowns Prematurely Aged Girls’ Brains by 4 Years
Meanwhile, teen boys’ brains prematurely aged 1.4 years.
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Yellow 5 Dye Can Make Mice Translucent
Slathering a mouse with dye could be a new method of observing biological processes and internal organs without invasive procedures.
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Human Brain Tissue Viewed at 400x Magnification. Photo by Simon Belcher/imageBROKER/Shutterstock The Wild, Government-Funded Idea to Rejuvenate Human Brains with Lab-Grown Tissue
To combat aging, this scientist wants to replace parts of the human body with better, newer, younger parts.
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Scientists measure the energy needed to excite the thorium-229 nucleus, which is the core of a future nuclear clock. Chuankun Zhang/JILA. Nuclear Clock Breakthrough Could Expose Dark Matter and Speed Up the Internet
Scientists just built an ultraprecise prototype.
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Photo by Anand Mishra. Researchers Gave a Mushroom a Robot Body
The mushroom’s mycelia can produce electrical signals in response to stimuli like light.
