Some People Have Patterns on Their Tongues That Look Like Maps
The condition is harmless and fairly common
Rosetta’s Comet Close-Ups Reveal Goosebumps And Very Little Ice
Rosetta is watching for changes as the double-lobed comet approaches the sun
Want a Better Memory in 30 Years? Go to Sleep Now
Catching some ZZZs today could help your memory stay fresh into old age
Is Orange Juice More Nutritious?
New research challenges the assumption that fruit trumps juice
How to Mind Your Manners at Silent Movies
Vintage slides give an etiquette lesson to obnoxious silent movie audiences
To Appreciate Surrealistic Art, Think About Death
Two new studies indicate that thoughts about death can influence how we perceive art
It Isn’t Only Dogs; Cats May Pick Up on Emotional Cues, Too
New research shows that, like babies and dogs, our feline friends look to us for clues on how to react to new situations
These New GMOs Need Artificial Compounds to Live
It’s genetic engineering with the safety on
Fish Live Under Antarctica’s Ice Shelf, Where It Seems They Shouldn’t Survive
Biologists expected the seafloor under a glacier to be nearly barren, until life swam into view
Turing’s Secret Notebook Is Up for Auction
The notebooks offer a glimpse into the mind of a codebreaker
Neuroscientists Found Eight Genes That Govern Human Brain Size
A consortium of neuroscientists compared medical data from over 30,000 people and found genetic mutations that may cause parts of the brain to be smaller
Angry Tweets Help Twitter Detect Heart Disease Risk
New research shows that Twitter can detect not just viruses, but long-term public health problems
King Tut’s Beard Fell Off…And Was Glued Back on With Epoxy
Clumsy curators won’t admit who’s behind the irreparable repair
Finally! A Tire That Will Never Go Flat
The Tweel went into commercial production in November, recently got picked up by John Deere and may soon be rolling towards you
Young Blood Rejuvenates Older Tissues
Experiments in surgically joined lab animals that share blood have inspired anti-aging hopes
Your Spouse’s Personality Can Help You Get Ahead at Work
Tests on married couples reveal that conscientiousness in a spouse is the most helpful trait if you want promotions and success
What Hibernation Teaches Us About Treating Alzheimer’s Disease
Scientists find that a brain-protecting protein produced when the body cools may have major implications for the treatment of neurodegenerative disorders
Damage from a rare genetic condition appears to have knocked out the “fear center” in her brain
The First Woman in America to Receive an M.D. Was Admitted to Med School as a Joke
When the students at Geneva Medical College voted in jest to admit a woman, they unwittingly paved the way for Elizabeth Blackwell’s trailblazing career
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