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11,000-year-old feast uncovered: Why hunters hauled wild boars across mountains

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Popular sugar substitute linked to brain cell damage and stroke risk

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11,000-year-old feast uncovered: Why hunters hauled wild boars across mountains

18x more floods, 105% bigger storms — all from a single clear-cut

Doctors used music instead of medication—what they saw in dementia patients was remarkable

Dirty water, warm trucks, and the real reason romaine keeps making us sick

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Popular sugar substitute linked to brain cell damage and stroke risk

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