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Headaches in children increase in the fall, according to findings from Nationwide Children's Hospital physicians, a tendency that could be attributed to back-to-school shifts in stress, habits, and sleep. Although

Computer

New Vulnerabilities in Computers are Discovered by Computer Scientists

Computer Article

A team of computer science researchers has discovered a line of attack that bypasses all Spectre defenses, which means that

Agriculture

Genomic Tools are Helping to Improve Rice Breeding in Latin America

Agriculture Article

Rice is a staple food for more than half of the world's population. However, the current rate of rice breeding

Environment

Clues from the past can aid in the prediction of abrupt climate change

Environment Article

Climate ‘tipping points’ can be better understood and forecast using data from the distant past, according to new research. The

Astronomy

The Kepler Space Telescope Takes a Look at the Population of Free-Floating Planets

Astronomy Article

A mystery population of "free-floating" planets has been discovered, planets that may be alone in deep space, unfettered by any

Technology

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Aids in the Creation of the Ideal Chickpea

Technology Article

Chickpeas are an excellent source of protein and a common ingredient in many Eastern and African dishes. Chickpeas, in fact, are becoming increasingly popular as a tasty source of fiber,

Astronomy

The Moon’s Radiation Levels have been Measured for the First Time

Astronomy Article

Space radiation is not the same as the radiation we are exposed to on Earth. Space radiation is made up

Technology

Antidepressant Response is Predicted by New Imaging Biomarkers

Technology Article

Researchers used neuroimaging and artificial intelligence to identify novel brain signatures specific to each antidepressant response. UT Southwestern University-led research

Health

Cadmium Exposure in the Womb Linked to Asthma and Allergies in Children

Health Article

According to a study presented at the European Respiratory Society International Congress, babies born with greater levels of cadmium in

Environment

During the ice age, reduced ocean circulation resulted in anoxic conditions and enhanced carbon storage in the deep oceans

Environment Article

The ocean is an important part of the Earth's climate system because it acts as a natural carbon sink. The

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