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New DNA Editing for Diseases, Dining Surveillance, and More
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Juul Pulls Pods, Roll-Royce Builds a Flying Lab, and More News
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Archaeologists Found the World’s Oldest Leftovers
Unearthed Tupperware from the Stone Age shows that humans had “doggy bags” before we had dogs. http://www.wired.com/ -
Ancestry Branches Out Into Genetic Health Screening
AncestryHealth offers a test for hereditary conditions such as breast cancer or heart disease, building on the company’s tools for ... -
The ‘Forever Chemicals’ You Eat, a $200 Spy Setup, and More News
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PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ Are in Your Popcorn—and Your Blood
Food packaging can contain a group of chemicals called PFAS, which have been linked to immune, thyroid, kidney, and reproductive ... -
The Nobel Prize in Medicine Goes to Your Body’s Oxygen Detector
Three scientists won the award for uncovering the molecular switch that regulates how cells behave when oxygen levels drop. http://www.wired.com/ -
Ancient Sippy Cups Could Help Explain a Prehistoric Baby Boom
By weaning their infants off breast milk, mothers may have helped early European farming populations expand. http://www.wired.com/ -
So You Want to Quit Vaping? No One Actually Knows How
E-cigarettes can be more addictive and even harder to quit than regular cigarettes, so kicking the habit may take even ... -
Football's Concussion Crisis Is Awash With Pseudoscience
Products that offer a “seatbelt” or “bubble wrap” for the brain claim to reduce head trauma. If only the laws ...
