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October 6

• Many Species Yawn Together, But Not For The Reasons We Expect
• A Few Brazil Nuts Each Day Could Be Just The Thing Your Stressed Gut Needs
• Could a 'Lucky Fish' Help Lift Your Iron? An Expert Explains.
• Study Reveals How Much Exercise You Need Weekly To Control Your Blood Pressure
• Pronouns Are Closely Linked to Names in Our Brains, Study Finds
• Stunningly Preserved Bones of Extinct Caribbean Monkey Found by Divers

October 5

• Scientists Found a Cannabis Compound Inside a Totally Different Plant
• Watch The Smallest Water Droplet Ever Seen Grow, Molecule by Molecule
• Some Filters Are Better Than Others at Removing Forever Chemicals From Your Water
• Our Moon May Have Been Stolen, And It's Not The Only Example We Know of
• The Early Universe Could Have Been Full of Very Dark Holes
• Genes Linked to Epilepsy Revealed in Study of Over 50,000 People
• Study of 500,000 Medical Records Links Viruses With Alzheimer's Again And Again
• Wegovy's Older Cousin Could Soon Be Sold Cheap. Here's How They Compare.

October 4

• Changes in The Moon's Gravity Hint at Unexpected Movement Deep Beneath Its Surface
• Gravity Magnified a Supernova, Adding a Twist to The Hubble Tension
• US Hurricane Death Toll Is 300 Times Official Counts, Study Estimates
• Location of Impulse Control Found in Brain, May Help Parkinson's Patients
• Most Powerful Solar Flare in 7 Years Blasts Earth: Expect Stunning Auroras
• Smoking Ban For Gen Z Could Save 1.2 Million Lives, Study Finds
• One Dietary Supplement Found to Reduce Aggression by Up to 28%
• CERN Confirms Ultra-Rare Particle Transformation, Hints at New Physics
• Scientists Identify Brain Signal Disruptions Behind Voices in Schizophrenia

October 3

• This Map of Every Neuron in an Adult Fly Brain Could Be Nobel Prize Worthy
• Study Identifies Gut Microbe Imbalances That Predict Autism And ADHD
• The Sun Unleashed a Huge Solar Flare at Earth, And We're on Aurora Alert
• Brain Scans Reveal Why 'Girl With a Pearl Earring' Captivates Our Minds
• Nearly 40% of Young People Could Be Shortsighted by 2050
• Type 1 Diabetes May Be Triggered by Bacterial Infections, Scientists Find
• NASA Turns Off Voyager 2's Science Instrument as Power Supply Declines
• New Report Links Alcohol to Six Major Cancer Types
• Perseverance Found a Zebra-Striped Rock on Mars, And NASA Is Excited
• One Stage of Sleep Seems to Be Critical For Reducing Dementia Risk

October 2

• Immune Response Thought to Aid Cancer Could Be an Unexpected Cure
• White Noise Is Like Music to These Microbes, And It Helps Them Thrive
• US Breast Cancer Cases Rising Despite Declining Death Rates, Study Finds
• NASA Detects Carbon Dioxide on Surface of Pluto's Moon Charon
• Genetic Tweaks in Astrocytes Could Be Key to Alzheimer's Treatment
• Tiny Earth-Like World Discovered Orbiting Nearest Single Star to Earth
• Swallowing May Trigger a Feel-Good Sensation in The Brain to Drive Eating
• Annular Solar Eclipse to Create Insane 'Ring of Fire' – Here's How to Watch
• Hurricane Helene's Aftermath: North Carolina Faces a New Crisis
• Cannabis Use During Pregnancy Associated With Genetic Changes in Baby Brains

October 1

• Shockingly Common Injury Linked With an Increased Risk of Dementia
• FDA-Approved Antidepressant Treats Incurable Brain Cancer in Preclinical Trial
• Mysterious Pacific Megastructure May Be Seafloor From Time of The Dinosaurs
• Ohio Train Derailment's Toxic Fallout Lingered in The Worst Possible Places
• One Group of Muscles Stands Out in The World's Strongest Men (And It's Not What You Think)
• First New Schizophrenia Treatment in Decades a Much-Needed Alternative
• Doomed Franklin Expedition Ate Their Captain, Bone Study Reveals
• Scientists Made a Golden Lettuce That Comes With a Vitamin Boost
• Ant Queens Practice 'Hygienic Cannibalism' Out of Tough Love
• An Act of River 'Piracy' Could Explain Why Everest Grew So Tall