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News in Brief: Video game sharpens up elderly brains
Adults over 60 who played for several hours a month beat untrained 20-year-olds in racing game
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News in Brief: Heart disease patients more apt to take one combined pill than many
People stayed on top of their medications better with a 'polypill'
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News in Brief: New fungus species found killing salamanders
A second, hidden chytrid species attacks amphibians
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Test could warn of problems for kidney transplant recipients
Assay for biomarker could reduce need for biopsies
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No more Superstorm Sandys expected for a long time
Future conditions less likely to steer hurricanes directly into the East Coast
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Traveling with elders helps whooping cranes fly straight
Birds get more efficient the more they migrate
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Stretchy, see-through material conducts electricity
Simple new device could find use in loudspeakers, artificial muscles or soft robots
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Poverty may tax thinking abilities
But sudden windfalls improve poor people's mental fortunes
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The sun's older twin, 250 light-years away
Almost twice as ancient, star gives glimpse of sun's future
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News in Brief: Big canyon entombed beneath Greenland's ice
Newly discovered chasm helps explain island's lack of subglacial lakes
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Tiny human almost-brains made in lab
Stem cells arrange themselves into a version of the most complex human organ
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News in Brief: Flu antibodies can make disease worse
Pigs vaccinated against one influenza virus got lung damage if infected with another strain
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Titan becomes even more enigmatic
Thick, rigid crust of ice encases Saturn's largest moon, perplexing scientists
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Global warming hiatus tied to cooler temps in Pacific
Average air temperatures' rise has paused, but not stopped, because of normal variation in ocean temperatures
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A fight between gut parasites means a win for people
Worms and Giardia can antagonize each other in the human intestinal tract
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Babies learn words before birth
Brain responses suggest infants can distinguish distinct sounds from altered versions
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Behavioral research may overstate results
Analysis implicates ambiguous methods and publish-or-perish culture in the United States
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News in Brief: Map tracks path of dust plume from Chelyabinsk meteor
Satellite data capture how jet stream pushed particles through planet's atmosphere
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FOR KIDS: Kepler telescope can’t be fixed
It had been NASA’s top planet-hunting telescope
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