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Birds sing in their sleep – and now we can decipher their dreams | Researchers have tracked muscle contractions in a bird's vocal tract, and reconstructed the song it was silently singing in its sleep.

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Watermelon overdose cases reveal a deadly risk to compromised kidneys

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Video: Supersonic drone flies with revolutionary detonation engine

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Working-age US adults are dying at far higher rates than their peers from high-income countries, even surpassing death rates in Central and Eastern European countries | A new study has examined what's caused this rise in the death rates of these two cultural superpowers.

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A common, usually harmless bacteria (H. pylori) have a significant role in causing stomach cancer | Researchers identified the bacteria’s mechanism of action, opening the door to developing therapeutics to reduce the risk.

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Scar-free surgery prints living skin (and maybe hair) right into wounds

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A new method for recovering high-purity gold from discarded electronics is paying back US$50 for every dollar spent, according to researchers

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Cancer vaccine for dogs almost doubles survival rates in clinical trial

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‘Bad’ cholesterol gene silenced without altering the DNA sequence | Researchers have shown that it’s possible to use epigenetic editing to treat diseases rather than conventional DNA-breaking gene editing technology, which risks unintended effects.

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Researchers have found that 90% of US tattoo ink contained ingredients that weren’t listed on the label, including some with known health effects | The findings highlight the need for tighter manufacturing regulations around tattoo inks.

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Video reveals progress of 170-km-long skyscraper through Saudi desert

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Scientists flicked the gene switch on that causes cold-stored potatoes to produce the carcinogen acrylamide | Growing engineered potatoes could eradicate known cancer risks associated with darkened chips, making them much healthier regardless of processing.

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Ingenious Neanderthals had glue as part of their prehistoric tool kits

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Trillions of tons of buried hydrogen: Clean energy gold rush begins

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Nuclear SMR welding breakthrough: A year's work now takes a day

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ADHD linked to evolutionary success in ancient humans

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Researchers have created lab-grown testicle organoids that closely resemble the real thing. It provides a promising model for research that may advance our understanding of the organs' development and translate into therapeutic applications for male infertility.

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Famous lizard fossil exposed as a forgery

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Frog sprouts mushroom, stumps the science world

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Phase 2 clinical trials using orally administered gold nanocrystals to treat multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease have produced promising results | Restoring metabolites linked to crucial energy activity in the brain that are depleted in these neurodegenerative conditions.

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Researchers have developed a new way to grow cartilage from stem cells and guide it into basically any shape required | The breakthrough could lead to better ways to patch up injuries.

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