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Google 发布 Workspace 图像创作与编辑工具 Google Pics,将在未来数周内面向所有 Google AI Pro 和 Ultra 订阅者及多数 Workspace 商业客户推出。 — Google Blog:AI(RSS)
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Joro spiders have spread across Georgia and South Carolina fast enough that their webs, some the size of car doors, are now a common sight strung between porch railings and tree limbs.
The post Study: Little Evidence Joro Spiders Outcompete Native Spiders For Food appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Aging, this research suggests, doesn't move like a single dial turning slowly and evenly across the whole body.
The post Your Organs Are Aging On Different Timelines, Study Suggests appeared first on StudyFinds.
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The case for adding more beans, lentils, and tofu to your plate is looking a little stronger.
The post Legumes, Soy Linked To Lower Blood Pressure Risk appeared first on StudyFinds.
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The "Tasmanian wolf" nickname, in short, may have given everyone the wrong idea about how this animal hunted.
The post The Tasmanian Tiger’s Skull Looked Like A Wolf’s. It Didn’t Bite Like One. appeared first on StudyFinds.
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It looks like a heart attack. It feels like a heart attack. But it isn't one.
The post New Blood Score Could Distinguish Heart Attacks From Broken Heart Syndrome appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Instead of starting with a drug and testing it on patients, the researchers started with signals already present in the blood of people living with ALS, then used those clues to guide a search for compounds worth testing.
The post A Strange Blood Signal Just Pointed Scientists Toward Potential New…
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On Mother's Day weekend 2024, the sun let loose a barrage unlike anything Earth had seen in two decades.
The post What Made The 2024 Mother’s Day Solar Storm So Historically Powerful? appeared first on StudyFinds.
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In these households, it's often the mother-in-law shaping the schedule and the childcare.
The post In Rural India, Society’s Preference For Sons Shapes Two Generations Of Women’s Mental Health appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Professor of psychology Angela Duckworth is famous for her work on grit — the combination of passion and perseverance that leads to high achievement. But she’s come to an increasing appreciation for the fact that success isn’t just a matter of the qualities inside you; it’s also driven by what’s…
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Vagus nerve stimulation, known as VNS, has been used for years to treat hard-to-control epilepsy, and scientists have increasingly turned to it as a tool for understanding how the body talks to the brain.
The post Stimulating This Neck Nerve Sharpened Learning, But Only Days Later appeared first on…
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When a new prescription lands on a pharmacy counter, the assumption is that it went through years of testing, checked and rechecked before ever reaching a shelf.
The post Nearly 70% Of New Drugs Now Win FDA Approval With Just One Study appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Florida swept the top three best places to retire in 2026, while California claimed six of the ten worst. Full ranking of all 182 cities inside.
The post Best Places To Retire In 2026: Orlando Tops List, Stockton Finishes Dead Last appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Philosopher Anna Folland dismantles three attempts to explain the badness of death, then turns the same problem on a leading theory of harm.
The post Philosophers Can’t Explain Why Death Is A Misfortune But Losing The Lottery Isn’t appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Women who used HRT for at least a year had a 10% lower risk of developing dementia than women who never used it.
The post Study: Women Starting Hormone Therapy In Their 50s May Lower Dementia Risk appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Getting men to talk openly about body image and dieting isn't easy.
The post Men Resist Dieting Because It’s Too Feminine, Study Suggests appeared first on StudyFinds.
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New Mott poll data on kids breakfast habits: 96% eat in the morning, yet picky eating, rushed mornings, and kid choices shape what's in the bowl.
The post 96% of Kids Eat Breakfast, But 1 in 5 Meals Miss the Basics appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A study of CTE in NFL players found at least 1 in 4 who died had the brain disease, with severe cases tied to dementia.
The post 1 in 4 NFL Players Who Died Had Brain Disease, Landmark Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A UK study links type 2 diabetes and mental health conditions to earlier death, with men dying nearly a decade younger than women.
The post Men With Type 2 Diabetes Dying Decade Before Women on Same Health Path, UK Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A new study finds most state laws protecting kids from social media are blocked, unenforced, or built on thin evidence.
The post Only 6 of 16 State Social Media Laws for Kids Are Actually Being Enforced appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A 1,000-year Galápagos coral record shows eastern Pacific El Niño is now swinging harder than at any point in the last millennium.
The post Ancient Coral Just Revealed El Niño Is Stronger Now Than at Any Point in 1,000 Years appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Keto cut liver fat by two-thirds and reversed prediabetes in half of patients, beating Mediterranean and low-fat diets.
The post Keto Diet Beats Mediterranean and Low-Fat Diets at Reducing Liver Fat, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A study ties hormone therapy to a 19% higher bronchiectasis risk, hinting at a lung-health side of menopause care.
The post Common Menopause Therapy Now Linked to a Chronic Lung Disease appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Dwarkesh Patel 对 OpenAI/Hugging Face 事件的爆款解读被指危险地误导大众。Anil Seth 批评其通篇使用不当拟人化语言,将 AI 智能体描述为有情绪、会"牺牲"或"死亡",掩盖了事件根源在于 OpenAI 松懈的沙箱与评估协议。 — Gary Marcus:The Road to AI We Can Trust(RSS)
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OpenAI 于 7 月 9 日发布 ChatGPT Work,实际包含云端版(Work Cloud)和桌面应用版(Work Local)两个产品,仅向 $20/月及以上订阅用户开放。 — Simon Willison 博客
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On a recent episode of the AoM podcast, I talked with Jordan Grumet, a hospice doctor and the author of The Purpose Code. In our interview, Jordan drew a distinction between what he calls “big P purpose” and “little p purpose.” While the former focuses on your why, the latter is about your what…
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