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Living with cats does not worsen asthma in children, suggests study4 days

Large-scale study on children with asthma and allergies suggests no link between exposure to cats and asthma severity

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Finding Nemo: AI tech could spot smuggled seahorses in suitcases1 week

New automatic detection algorithm integrates into 3D scanners to help catch marine wildlife trafficking in luggage

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This is how we found ‘The Heaven Sword,’ East Asia’s tallest tree after years of looking1 week

Guest editorial by Dr Rebecca Chia-Chun Hsu, Professor Chi-Kuei Wang, and Dr Chung-Cheng Lee, the authors of a new Frontiers in Forests and Global Change article that describes their year-long endeavor to find Taiwan’s tallest tree.

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‘It's so wow!’ - Young people team up with top neuroscientists on brain science breakthroughs1 week

Children aged 8–15 have collaborated with leading neuroscientists and winners of The Brain Prize to review articles explaining breakthrough brain research in a new Frontiers for Young Minds collection published today. Each article was reviewed by young reviewers aged 8-15, who worked with the scientists to make complex neuroscience topics easy to understand for their peers.

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