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Chewing Gum Fights Cancer Microbes by 93%, Because Why Not
Penn researchers invent a chewing gum that nukes cancer-linked microbes by up to 93%, because why should medicine taste bad?
2026-08-04
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2026-08-02
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Protein Thought to Be Chromosome Security Guard Also Moonlights as Muscle Repair Foreman
TRF2, the protein known for guarding chromosome ends, has been caught moonlighting as a muscle stem cell identity keeper - and without it, injured muscles turn into fat and scar tissue.
2026-05-11
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Brain Scans Reveal Psychopaths Have a 10% Larger 'Reward Center,' Which Explains a Lot
Neuroscientists find psychopaths have a 10% larger striatum - the brain's reward center - confirming that some people are literally hardwired for thrill-seeking and impulsivity.
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