angela Lancasterflipped into All That's CattyCats Kitty see, kitty do: cat imitates human, in first scientific demonstration of behavior sciencemag.org - David Grimm Ebisu may be the world’s first literal copycat. Researchers have shown the Japanese feline can imitate the actions of her owner under controlled …
KBflipped into Fine FoodHigh-Fiber Foods You Should Eat RegularlyJen CampbellHigh-fiber foods help you lose weight, stay full longer, and improve your health. Learn which foods are the best high-fiber sources.
The Atlanticflipped into All StoriesMichael Caputo For Some Trump Apologists, the Cognitive Dissonance Is Just Too Much The Atlantic - Anne ApplebaumI glanced at the story, read it, and then moved on to something else. But the story of William B. Crews kept bothering me, because it might be a harbinger of things to come. Crews is—or was—an employee...
AvatarFran Jollyflipped into Brain HealthParkinson's Disease New Study Says Parkinson’s May Actually Be 2 Diseases Verywell - Korin Miller Key Takeaways Researchers theorize that Parkinson’s disease is not one, but two diseases. • One type of Parkinson’s disease may start in the gut; the …
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesMultiple Sclerosis MS treatment a step closer after drug shown to repair nerve coating The Guardian - Ian Sample Science editorSide-effects of bexarotene rule out use but trial suggests other drugs may halt multiple sclerosis Doctors believe they are closer to a treatment for multiple sclerosis after discovering a drug that repairs...
NBC Newsflipped into PoliticsOlivia Troye Trump errors on coronavirus not for lack of scientific advice: former task force member MSNBC Olivia Troye, former member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, talks with Rachel Maddow about Donald Trump's baffling habit of saying false …
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