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A large review of 22 studies suggests that naturally occurring trans fats in dairy may affect the body very differently from industrial trans fats. Milk, butter, yogurt, and cheese naturally contain small amounts of trans fats, but a large review suggests these fats do not carry the same health risks as the industrial trans fats […]

A large review of 22 studies suggests that naturally occurring trans fats in dairy may affect the body very differently from industrial trans fats. Milk, butter, yogurt, and cheese naturally contain small amounts of trans fats, but a large review suggests these fats do not carry the same health risks as the industrial trans fats […]

A large review of 22 studies suggests that naturally occurring trans fats in dairy may affect the body very differently from industrial trans fats. Milk, butter, yogurt, and cheese naturally contain small amounts of trans fats, but a large review suggests these fats do not carry the same health risks as the industrial trans fats […]

A large review of 22 studies suggests that naturally occurring trans fats in dairy may affect the body very differently from industrial trans fats. Milk, butter, yogurt, and cheese naturally contain small amounts of trans fats, but a large review suggests these fats do not carry the same health risks as the industrial trans fats […]

Researchers have developed a machine-learning “speech clock” that estimates age from subtle patterns in how people speak and what they say. It is possible that people’s voices may contain certain signals of aging that go beyond their chronological age. According to a recent study of nearly 3,000 people from Latin America, machine learning was used […]

A new single-molecule approach has exposed fleeting stages in viral shell formation that were previously hidden. Oxford University researchers have watched a virus-like particle assemble one step at a time, revealing how protein components navigate countless possible arrangements to build a stable shell. The study, published in Nature, shows that assembly depends on weak, reversible […]

A new single-molecule approach has exposed fleeting stages in viral shell formation that were previously hidden. Oxford University researchers have watched a virus-like particle assemble one step at a time, revealing how protein components navigate countless possible arrangements to build a stable shell. The study, published in Nature, shows that assembly depends on weak, reversible […]

A creature preserved for 518 million years hints that the starfish family began with tentacles, challenging a long-standing picture of its earliest ancestor. Fossils discovered in southwestern China suggest that an animal called Yujingia glutenotunica lived close to the evolutionary roots of ambulacrarians, the group that includes starfish, sea urchins, and acorn worms. Its anatomy […]

A California beach can be reshaped overnight by creatures barely the size of a fingernail, with sand hoppers digging up to 110 pounds of sand per meter of shoreline each day. Researchers at UC Santa Barbara found that sand hoppers, tiny crustaceans that eat washed-up kelp, excavate extraordinary quantities of beach sand. Their study, published […]

Instead of forming far out where comets took shape, Bennu may have emerged near the young solar system’s water-ice line, where Jupiter helped shape the mixture of dust that built the asteroid. Understanding exactly how the planets formed 4.5 billion years ago requires looking at material that has hardly changed since the solar system was […]