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Tripping at Death’s Door: Psychedelics in End-of-Life Care
A group in rural California wants to help us understand death through hallucinogens and narrative medicine
Night Owls vs. Early Birds: Sleep Categories Are More Complicated Than We Thought
A new study has identified five distinct subtypes
How Gambling Addiction Is Changing in a Polymarket World
The ways in which sports betting and predictive markets are ruining lives
When Liars Are Perceived as More Moral
New research reveals complex attitudes about prosocial lies
Grad Student Homebrews Cosmic Dust in the Lab
“It’s like we have recreated a little bit of the universe in a bottle in our lab”
How the “Atlantic Grand Canyon” Came to Exist
New research sheds light on the mysterious underwater structure
The Birds That Roamed New Zealand a Million Years Ago
Early Pleistocene cave fossils reveal unique avifauna that were ultimately wiped out by natural disasters
How Brain-Scanning Earbuds Could Build the Perfect Playlist
The scientific quest for a playlist that’s all killer, no filler
Baby Sauropods Were the Potato Chips of the Jurassic Era
“Life was cheap in this ecosystem”
Pink Noise Could be Ruining Your Sleep
New research shows the popular sleep sound could be doing more harm than good
