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Nanotyrannus likely was a tiny adult dino and not a teen T. rex — REUTERS / ixx511

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Nanotyrannus likely was a tiny adult dino and not a teen T. rex

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How microplastics could be fuelling brain diseases like Alzheimer’s

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How microplastics could be fuelling brain diseases like Alzheimer’s

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A new study has looked at the links between microplastics and diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s in an attempt to understand what we can do to possibly prevent such damage.See the Story

Scientists Reveal What Triggered the Black Death Plague in Europe

Scientists Reveal What Triggered the Black Death Plague in Europe

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When the Black Death tore through Europe in 1347, it felt like the end of the world. Entire villages emptied. Bells rang without pause. In some places, more than half the people died within months. History books often reduce the catastrophe to a single cause: a tiny bacterium called Yersinia pestis. But that germ was only the final spark. New research shows the disaster began years earlier with fire and ash from distant volcanoes, a sudden shift…See the Story

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