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Autism spectrum disorder is a neurological condition that can vary greatly in severity, from mild cases to more profound forms that require lifelong supportive care. The differences in the symptoms and challenges faced by individuals with autism have puzzled researchers for years. A recent study on mini-brains developed in the lab has provided crucial insights
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The research conducted by University of Missouri anthropologist Jonathan Paige and Arizona State University anthropologist Charles Perreault sheds light on a significant leap in stone tool complexity around 600,000 years ago. This sudden increase in complexity suggests a rapid advancement in hominin knowledge, leading to the proficient adaptation of modern humans and our ancestors to
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A recent discovery in the Greek island of Crete has archaeologists buzzing with excitement. A 4,000-year-old ring-shaped stone monument, spanning 1,800 square meters, was unearthed at the top of Papoura Hill during excavation works for a major airport project in Kastelli. The labyrinthine structure consists of eight concentric rings of stone, with some still standing
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Recent research suggests that our body’s circadian clock may have a significant influence on the effectiveness of certain cancer treatments. Checkpoint inhibitors, a type of immunotherapy drug, work by blocking crucial proteins from binding to cancerous tumors, enabling the immune system’s T cells to better recognize and eliminate the cancer cells. While checkpoint inhibitors have
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