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Following extensive research, scientists have resolved a conundrum. Heterosexual men, they find, really like breasts. A lot.

Behind the polished facade of peer-reviewed journals lurks a growing epidemic of junk science—propped up by predatory ...

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As AI quietly takes the wheel in medicine and other fields, once-sharp skills might quietly rust in the background. If AI is ...

Vaccination not only safeguards the health of individuals but also preserves the collective health of our communities, ...

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