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The Stress Response: Friend or Foe?

January 30, 2019|

Most human beings experience stress during their lifetimes; perhaps from sitting a tough exam, being involved in an accident, or after being fired from a job. There is no shortage of warnings about what stress [...]

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Are Left-Handers More Creative? Science Can’t Really Answer

January 13, 2019|

‘Oh, that explains your creativity’ or ‘no wonder you’re good at math!’ If you’re a leftie, you might have heard such phrases directed toward you. While these claims can’t be substantiated, there are other real [...]

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Squirrel Hibernation May Help Stroke Survivors

December 30, 2018|

As winter approaches, squirrels collect nuts while bears gorge on food to gain fat for energy and insulation. Animals of all sizes prepare for hibernation, in which they may sleep for up to seven months; [...]

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Climate Change: One Planet, One Chance

December 11, 2018|

The global fight against climate change recently took a huge blow, when the U.S. government announced in 2018 plans to relax its stance on carbon emissions. But the latest setback concerning climate change is treated [...]

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Traversing The Space Between Galaxies

December 5, 2018|

Inevitably humans—or our evolutionary descendants, whatever they choose to name themselves—will have to leave Earth to survive. We would have to settle on a different planet, in a different system, possibly in another galaxy. But [...]