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School of Shrooms
Oregon’s grand experiment in training psychedelic facilitators is facing a tangle of ambiguity and red tape.
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Robin Donovan
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Book Review: We the Scientists
How a daring team of parents and doctors forged a new path for medicine.
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Richard Sprague
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Squirrels Survive When Humans Would Die
Fauna Bio mines squirrel genomes for clues to developing new drugs for humans.
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Robin Donovan
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Could Gene-Edited Hens Stop the Great Chicken Massacre?
Researchers have designed a light-activated genetic kill switch to prevent male chicks from hatching, since they have no economic value.
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Jacopo Prisco
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Move Over Darwin! Here Come the Facilitation Effects
Survival in extreme environments hinges on collaboration—not competition.
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Matthew Ponsford
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Palm Cooling Comes of Age
Elite athletes have used this tech for years, and now it’s going mainstream—but does the science back it up?
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Stav Dimitropoulos
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How to Make Coffee Without the Beans
“Beanless coffee” is making its way to store shelves, but will consumers give up their beloved cup of Joe for a more eco-friendly option?
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Jacopo Prisco
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Can Reprogrammed Stem Cells Cure Type 1 Diabetes?
Sernova’s regenerative medicine pouch aims to help millions of people achieve insulin independence.
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Sarah Philip
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Dating in the Metaverse
Virtual reality levels up dating apps—and might make finding real intimacy easier.
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Stav Dimitropoulos
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Cutting Calories to Add Years
Finally, we have evidence that caloric restriction may increase human lifespan.
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Robin Donovan
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Can Cultured Meat Ever Be More Than a Science Experiment?
Entrepreneurs are brewing up fish, meat, and fowl in spite of skeptics who say that lab-grown meat will never be feasible at an industrial scale.
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Andrew Rosenblum
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How a Spit Test Could Determine Suicide Risk
The presence of certain bacteria in saliva may be linked to suicidal ideation—so what should we do with that?
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Paolo Pontoniere
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The Lure of Self Experimentation
These innovators are using their own bodies to build evidence for their hypotheses.
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Robin Donovan
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New Study Links Cognitive Performance to Disease Susceptibility
Variations in your cognitive performance before exposure to a respiratory virus can predict the severity of the infection.
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David Levine
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7 Thought Experiments Based on Real Studies
Manipulating memories, smell-based dating apps, and more.
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Jason Socrates Bardi
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