Research Shows Hearing Persists at End of Life
Data shows that a dying brain can respond to sound, even in an unconscious state, up to the last hours of life
University of British Columbia
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New Timeline Established for Ancient Magnetic Field on Mars
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Trial Drug Can Significantly Block Early Stages of COVID-19
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Scientists Discover Gene That Increases Risk of Alzheimer's
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Astronomy Student Discovers 17 New Planets
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Research Team Reviews Competing Cannabis Breathalyzers
Five different technologies race to get on the market
New Laser Technique Images Quantum World in a Trillionth of a Second
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The Frostier the Flower, the More Potent the Cannabis
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Low-Cost Techniques Dramatically Boost Learning in STEM Classes
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