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There are a number of candidates for humanity’s greatest advances. The control of fire 400,000 years ago may be at the top of the list, because fire provided warmth, cooked food, and the ability to smelt metals from ores.
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CBD and THC have been studied to death, but chemists are still finding new things to say about the surprisingly simple reaction that connects them.
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Here’s a discovery I wish had been around when I was younger: a silver-based cavity killer called silver diamine fluoride (SDF).
A new CDC report should be old news for ACSH readers.
About one-third of people will experience motion sickness at some point. I won't.
I have always been a fan of the Olympics, particularly the 100-metre sprint to decide “the world’s fastest human.” Like all Canadians, I was elated when Ben Johnson won the event at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, then devastated when we learned that he
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