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Could the power of positive thinking be enough to boost your immune system? According to a recent study, the answer may be yes, offering fresh insight into how mental and physical approaches to health could be combined.

The idea is not as far-fetched as it might sound. Research shows that our


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Just as Earth's skies can be darkened by cloud and smog, the oceans too can be shrouded in darkness.

These prolonged periods of darkness aren't just passing shadows; they can take over parts of the ocean for months, w...


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Every month, millions of people around the world visit ScienceAlert to discover the stories that matter most to their lives.

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A surprising new study has found that blocking reproduction in some mammals may increase their life expectancy by an average of 10 percent.

The research is primarily based on captive creatures kept in zoos and aquariums around the world, but it found that many animal groups, such as primates, marsupials, and rodents, experience a longevity boost when surgically steril...


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