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Eating at ‘wrong time’ affects body weight, circadian rhythms

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Besides affecting weight, scientists believe the timing of food consumption affects one's circadian rhythms and may be the route by which dietary habits impact...
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Brain’s iconic seat of speech goes silent when we actually talk

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New findings will better help map out the brain's speech regions. Credit: Adeen Flinker For 150 years, the iconic Broca's area of the brain has been...
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‘Doctor’ or ‘darling’ — Subtle differences of speech: Brain signals tell who someone is...

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A recording site (grey dot) in a brain region responsible for social interaction showed clear differences in neural activity when the subject was talking...
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Record-breaking marine heatwave powered by climate change cooks Tasmania’s fisheries

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At its peak intensity, waters off Tasmania were 2.9°C above expected summertime temperatures. (Stock image) Credit: © Daniel Poloha / Fotolia Climate change was almost certainly...
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Want to be seen as a leader? Get some muscle

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Study participants in a series of experiments conducted by Cameron Anderson, a professor of management at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, and Aaron...
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When sizing up potential friends and mates, the eyes of men and women move...

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Beauty may not simply be in the eye of the beholder, but in his or her relational goals, suggests new research. Credit: © nanettegrebe /...
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To swallow food, some sharks shrug their shoulders

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Shark model with the mouth on the left and shoulder bones to the right. With a bamboo shark, after food is swallowed the bones...
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Environmental pollution exposure during pregnancy increases asthma risk for three generations

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Los Angeles skyline, showing air pollution. (Stock image) Credit: © Justin / Fotolia Exposure to environmental pollutants during pregnancy may increase the risk of asthma for...
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Language development starts in the womb

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Kathleen Gustafson, a research associate professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Kansas Medical Center's Hoglund Brain Imaging Center (right), with...
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Ancient, massive asteroid impact could explain Martian geological mysteries

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Mosaic of the Valles Marineris hemisphere of Mars projected into point perspective, a view similar to that which one would see from a spacecraft. Credit:...
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At the cellular level, a child’s loss of a father is associated with increased...

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Father loss is clearly associated with cellular function as estimated by telomere length: any father loss between birth and 9 years of age leads...