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Eric Ralls

Eric Ralls

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    Recent Articles

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    What 100 years of recipes tell us about Britain’s changing taste for seafood

    Seafood recipes in British Good Housekeeping once called for herring, sole and oysters, until cod, haddock, salmon, tuna and prawns took over.
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    Scientists find a way to spot aging ‘zombie cells’ using light

    Senescent cells in mouse lung and skin share a fat-linked signal a laser can detect, a step toward finding them without a biopsy.
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    Women feel less comfortable admitting mistakes at work when most of...

    Women in male-heavy finance teams felt less comfortable admitting mistakes at work, but the gap closed where women made up most of the team.
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    AI chatbots favor the status quo, even when change is better

    AI chatbots backed existing plans about twice as often as identical new ones, a status quo bias that can work against climate choices.
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    COVID-19 immunity may offer protection from close coronavirus relat...

    Antibodies from recovered COVID-19 patients neutralized the bat coronaviruses best equipped to use the cell receptors of many animal species.
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    Virtual biotech staffed by 37,000 AI agents found a marker for more...

    Virtual biotech staffed by 37,000 AI agents found a marker for more successful medicines
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    Air pollution exposure has an unexpected link to suicide risk

    Long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to higher suicide risk, raising questions about the role of environment in mental health.
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    AI can read the chemical instructions that tell embryo cells what t...

    A neural network called IRIS reads embryo cell signals from a cell's gene activity, and it has already improved a recipe for lung tissue.
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    Cancer survivors find relief from two surprisingly different practices

    In a trial of 587 cancer survivors, tai chi and mindfulness each eased fatigue and pain's toll on daily life, whichever class people picked.
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    Five very different illnesses share a surprising biological connection

    Gene networks behind several unrelated illnesses showed surprising overlap, offering clues to why patients experience many of the same symptoms.
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    Everyday memories reveal a surprising effect of aging

    Older adults remember one-time events as accurately as younger people, but routine memories reveal surprising differences in how recall changes with age.