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Scientists Say: Symptom

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A runny nose, fever or feeling of fatigue might clue your doctor in to the right diagnosis.
Topics: fever runny-nose fatigue diagnosis
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“Ghost Galaxy” Made of 99% Dark Matter Discovered 300 Million Light Years Away

Astronomers have detected a ghostly galaxy that is almost completely made of dark matter. The faint object was revealed by just four globular star clusters hiding in the Perseus cluster. While most...
Topics: galaxy dark matter perseus cluster low-surface-brightness galaxy
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How an ordinary umbrella can trick and capture autonomous drones

Autonomous drones that can follow people or objects on their own are becoming more common in policing, border security, and surveillance. These aircraft use camera-based artificial intelligence sys...
Topics: autonomous drones ai systems camera-based tracking security vulnerabilities artificial intelligence
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Hidden brain signals may cause high blood pressure, study finds

High blood pressure is often called a silent killer because many people do not feel sick even when their numbers are dangerously high. Doctors usually explain it as a problem of the heart and blood...
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Could too much of this common nutrient shorten men’s lives?

Scientists have discovered a surprising link between a common nutrient in our food and how long men may live. The nutrient is called tyrosine, a natural substance found in many protein-rich foods s...
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Ganymede’s Auroral Patches Reveal Shared Physics with Earth’s Aurorae

Planetary scientsts from the United States, Europe and China have used the Ultraviolet Spectrograph (UVS) onboard NASA’s Juno spacecraft to map detailed patch structures in Ganymede’s aurorae that...
Topics: ganymede earth auroras physics spacecraft
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Seaweed compounds may help control high blood pressure, study finds

For millions of years, seaweeds and tinyeConfig microscopic organisms have survived under harsh sunlight in shallow waters where ultraviolet rays are intense. Unlike humans, they cannot move into t...
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His heart stopped on a Florida island. An ER doctor, nurse and Navy veteran saved his life with CPR.

Bruce and Tiffany Brown decided to get away for a few days late last June. They drove three hours from their home near Tampa, Florida, to Palm Beach, then took a 10-minute ferry to Peanut Island an...
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New blood test could reveal hidden alcohol damage in fatty liver disease

Fatty liver disease is now one of the most common liver conditions in the world, affecting nearly one in three adults. It happens when too much fat builds up inside the liver, an organ that plays a...
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