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Your Infant Knows Exactly What Your Baby Talk Means

Some people refuse to use baby talk with babies. The sing-song repetition of cute nonsense words commonly spoken by adults to infants—and pets—can have a grating quality that makes some people cringe, like nails on a chalkboard. It can seem like the adults are regressing to a more primordial, infantile version of themselves.

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Spaceflight Prematurely Ages Astronauts

Astronauts’ bodies undergo plenty of stress beyond just the extraordinary g-forces at launch. Microgravity, cosmic radiation, biological clock disruptions, and more all take a toll on space travelers. Now, new research is shedding light on how these invisible stressors can prematurely age astronauts—and how they can bounce back.

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Why the Do Nothing Challenge Doesn’t Do Much for You

They sit alone in a room, expressionless, doing absolutely nothing, giant timers clocking down the hours and minutes. No books, no devices, no food, no distractions, no sleep. It’s a challenge some Gen-Zers are setting for themselves on TikTok—the “Do Nothing” challenge. The idea is to deliberately court boredom to restore depleted attention spans, a salve for the frantic ove...


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How Coastlines Shape the Extinction Risk for Marine Invertebrates

To predict how communities of organisms will respond to environmental changes, scientists look to the deep past. Tracking the relationship between biodiversity change and change over millions of years provides a window into factors that allow (or disallow) organisms to handle change. In a


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Some Doctors Are Using Emojis With Patients More Often

Emojis have long infiltrated all sorts of communications, including text messages and even work emails. Now, doctors are dropping these expressive icons into medical records.

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