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A $333 monthly check didn't change poor children's test scores, yet it slowed how fast their cells were aging.

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A simulation study showing that psychopathology structure changes with clinical severity

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In this Review the authors discuss the reasons behind the limited advance in depression phenotyping and provide strategic points for addressing this gap.

In the 1940s, scientists made a discovery now fundamental to biology: genes are encoded in DNA. The story involves bacteria, dead mice, and a kitchen cream separator.

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A breakthrough drug for pancreatic cancer, organ recovery, weight loss drugs that preserve muscle, a whole-cell simulation, how plants make nicotine, semaglutide fails for Alzheimer’s, and more.

The papers’ watermarks allowed organizers to detect use of large language models in peer review.

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