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| News East Asians may have been reshaping their skulls 12,000 years ago Jul 03 2019 6:00 AM An ancient skull-molding practice had a long history in northeastern Asia, researchers say. READ MORE |
| News in Brief Europe's latest heat wave has been linked to climate change Jul 02 2019 1:26 PM Global warming made the June heat wave at least five times more likely to happen. READ MORE |
| News This brain region may be why some robots send chills down your spine Jul 02 2019 12:00 PM Scientists may have traced the source of the "uncanny valley" sensation in the brain. READ MORE |
| News California's new vaccine rules kept more kindergartners up-to-date Jul 02 2019 11:00 AM Three statewide interventions improved the rates of kindergartners behind on required vaccinations in California, researchers report. READ MORE |
| News in Brief Vision cells can pull double duty in the brain, detecting both color and shape Jul 01 2019 1:04 PM Neurons in a brain area that handles vision fire in response to more than one aspect of an object, countering earlier ideas, a study in monkeys finds. READ MORE |
| News CO emissions are on track to take us beyond 1.5 degrees of global warming Jul 01 2019 11:00 AM Current and planned infrastructure will exceed the level of emissions that would keep global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, a new analysis finds. READ MORE |
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