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'Cute Aggression' Is the Desire to Crush Adorable Things
A portion of people have it, and researchers think they might know why.
This Biohacker Is Trying to Help People Make Their Own Estrogen
Hormone anarchy, in a quest for more body autonomy for cis and trans women.
Researchers Have a New Explanation for Adult Acne
Smarter ways of treating it could also be on the way.
Here's Why Stressed-Out People Like to Curse So Much
Letting the F-bomb fly helps with primordial decision-making.
Sometimes Gene Tests Only Lead to More Questions
“In short, there isn’t enough data to know what you are seeing.”
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This Physicist Invented a Cancer-Killing Laser That Could One Day Replace Chemo
“When I was taking care of my aunt, I was like, There must be something better than just dying like this."
The New Microbiome Frontier: Your Blood
Healthy blood appears to contain an array of microbes. What health secrets are they harboring?
The Science of How Poverty Harms the Brain
The stress of poverty can change the brain in ways that further disadvantage the poor.
The Science of How Poverty Harms the Brain
The stress of poverty can change the brain in ways that further disadvantage the poor.