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Cannabis laws in the U.S. are what you’d get if a biochemistry textbook and a Kafka novel had a love child — nonsensical, ...

"Sugar is addictive." It's a widespread, well-researched claim—and it's probably false. The assertion oversimplifies complex ...

Imagine receiving the news that you're developing an extremely aggressive cancer — and that the only way to prevent it from ...

Rapid unscheduled disassembly” — the corporate version of “oops,” made famous by Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Whether it’s exploding ...

Opinions regarding “safe” and unsafe foods vacillate more than hem-length fashion. While we disregard emerging data, fail to ...

Imagine discovering that up to one in three dementia cases could be prevented with something as simple as treating hearing ...

They say you can’t turn lead into gold. But try telling that to a policymaker pitching retraining programs. Transforming coal ...

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