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Good News in History, October 22
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Strangers Help 86-Year-Old Who’s Been Building a 62-foot Boat in his Yard Since 1987 (WATCH)
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Japan Successfully Launches Mission to Bring Home the First-Ever Martian Moon Samples
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Scientists Discover a Simple, Low-Energy Way to Recycle Acrylic Glass into Brand-New Material
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10-Year-Old Dog Found After a Month Lost in Yellowstone
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Town leaders chided residents for warning of flash floods. Then, the river took two children.
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‘Writing is a way of dealing with things’
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At the Wall of Wind, engineers blow homes apart to learn how to save them
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Needle-free mRNA vaccines protect mice against COVID-19 and flu
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LSD speeds up brain waves and increases neural complexity, study finds
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New study explores psychedelic therapy for co-occurring cocaine addiction and depression
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INmune Bio establishes global commercialization framework for Ebstrocel™ through strategic agreement with Uniphar
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New national trial platform aims to accelerate Alzheimer's disease prevention
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Stem cell therapies may need new protein quality control standards
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Review offers guidance for managing recurrent catheter-related bloodstream infections
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Digital mindfulness program cuts depression relapse risk in mothers by 26%
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Characterizing the efficacy of zuranolone across patient subgroups and symptom domains in Japanese patients with major depressive disorder: a pooled analysis of two placebo-controlled trials
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Psychopathy is a key to integrating dimensional personality disorder constructs and psychotherapy: toward a reformulation of personality and its disruption
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Repositioning community-based mental health care for people with psychosocial disabilities: a physical health equity–oriented whole-health recovery framework
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Moral engine model: conceptualizing moral injury as a wound to the self caused by rupturing of defining and sustaining emotional attachments
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Outcome indicators used in recovery college effectiveness studies: a scoping review
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Altered gut microbiota and untargeted metabolomic features in patients with schizophrenia: a case–control study
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Systematic review and meta-analysis on the efficacy and safety of combining repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation with sertraline for adolescent depression in China
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Psychotic symptom burden and serum uric acid as correlates in a limited-adjustment analysis of current suicidal ideation in schizophrenia: a cross-sectional study
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Massive study of 460,000 people challenges ultra-processed food cancer fears
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Scientists find 10 different diets linked to slower aging
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Yoga Put to the Test: What the Science Really Shows
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Scientists discover a surprising link between vitamin C and cancer survival
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Scientists discover why some people still can’t taste food after COVID-19
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Scientists tested 39 sweeteners and uncovered surprising gut effects
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Pickled Paradox: Kimchi’s Link to Stomach Cancer
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Choline: What It Is, Why Your Body Needs It, and How to Get Enough (Especially on a plant-based diet)
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Your Brain Could Be Behind Your Latest Bathroom Emergency
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<b><strong>Retatrutide: What to Know About the Newest, Strongest Weight-Loss Drug </strong></b>
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To Optimize Every Workout, Don’t Track the Same Stats. This Coach Explains the Pacing Metrics That Matter Most.
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Ruaridh Mollica Can’t Believe What He’s Seeing
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How <i><em>Street Fighter</em></i> Actor Rayna Vallandingham Is Training to Become the ‘Female Bruce Lee’
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The Dumbbells That Can Help Turn Any Room Into a Home Gym
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The 10 Most Comfortable Bras, According to Style Editors
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Best Fall Jackets on Amazon, According to a Style Writer
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The sci-fi inspired “cloaking device” makes invisibility possible
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James Webb telescope discovers surprising trove of metals around the Milky Way's supermassive black hole
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Extremely rare Viking Age coin from the reign of 'Olaf the Holy' may have been 'held in the king's own hand'
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45 Best Wellness Gifts for Everyone on Your List
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28 of the Best FSA-Eligible Items to Buy Right Now, Per Our Health Editors
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My Routine Colonoscopy Found a Tumor At-Home Screening Would Have Missed. Here’s Why Doctors Say the Office Test Is Best.
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Made in Our Image
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This Is Why Doctors Recommend the DASH Diet to Lower Blood Pressure and Slash Heart Disease Risk
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A gigantic lake in the Egyptian desert loses 12 billion cubic meters of water per year: evaporation exceeds the volume carried by the Seine River in Paris and surpasses the prediction of a 1959 treaty Brazil Original: Um lago gigantesco no deserto do Egito perde 12 bilhões de metros cúbicos de água por ano: a evaporação supera o volume transportado pelo Rio Sena em Paris e ultrapassa a previsão de um tratado de 1959
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Frederick Douglass discovered, while still enslaved, why learning to read represented a threat to the system that oppressed him: "Knowledge makes a child unfit to be a slave." Brazil Original: Frederick Douglass descobriu, ainda escravizado, por que aprender a ler representava uma ameaça ao sistema que o oprimia: “O conhecimento torna uma criança incapaz de ser escrava”.
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Tarot of the day: forecast for the 12 signs on 22/10/2026
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Original: Tarot do dia: previsão para os 12 signos em 22/10/2026
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Putting frozen berries directly into yogurt seems like a practical option, but freezing does not necessarily eliminate viruses present in food: in Finland, the recommendation is to boil imported frozen berries for 2 minutes before consumption. Brazil Original: Colocar frutas vermelhas congeladas diretamente no iogurte parece uma opção prática, mas o congelamento não elimina necessariamente os vírus presentes nos alimentos: na Finlândia, a recomendação é ferver frutas vermelhas congeladas importadas por 2 minutos antes do consumo.
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After the first rains, points of greenish light begin to glow in the termite mounds at night: the park of approximately 133,000 hectares between Goiás and Mato Grosso do Sul where firefly larvae produce a rare phenomenon in the midst of the Cerrado. Brazil Original: Depois das primeiras chuvas, pontos de luz esverdeada começam a brilhar nos cupinzeiros durante a noite: o parque de aproximadamente 133 mil hectares entre Goiás e Mato Grosso do Sul onde larvas de vaga-lumes produzem um fenômeno raro em meio ao Cerrado.
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Neighbor's tree mangoes fall daily into the yard next door, owner shows up to pick them up and discovers that the law does not treat fallen fruit as he imagined
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Original: Mangas da árvore do vizinho caem todos os dias no quintal ao lado, dono aparece para buscá las e descobre que a lei não trata os frutos caídos como ele imaginava
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Blaise Pascal challenged the idea that all human decisions can be explained by logic by writing: “The heart has reasons that reason itself does not know”. Brazil Original: Blaise Pascal desafiou a ideia de que todas as decisões humanas podem ser explicadas pela lógica ao escrever: “O coração tem razões que a própria razão desconhece”.
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Neighbor plants a tree next to the wall, branches advance over the roof over the years and an unauthorized pruning ends in an argument between the two families
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Original: Vizinho planta uma árvore junto ao muro, os galhos avançam sobre o telhado ao longo dos anos e uma poda feita sem autorização termina em discussão entre as duas famílias