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Newborns rest in the nursery of Aishes Chayil, a postpartum recovery center, in Kiryas Joel, N.Y. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
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Twins born after embryos frozen 30 years ago

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The excavation site where Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass and his team unearthed a trove of ancient coffins, artifacts, and interconnected tunnels in Saqqara, south of Cairo, Egypt.
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Hundreds of Egyptian tombs with well-preserved mummies found by archaeologists

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Don’t let pandemic fatigue inhibit pandemic preparedness
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Don’t let pandemic fatigue inhibit pandemic preparedness

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WATCH: Charlie Crist would bring mask mandates back to Florida
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WATCH: Charlie Crist would bring mask mandates back to Florida

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Scientists discover far-off threat in ‘planet killer’ asteroid
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Scientists discover far-off threat in ‘planet killer’ asteroid

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When did biology get so complicated?
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When did biology get so complicated?

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NIH to use Pfizer’s Paxlovid to study causes of long COVID
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NIH to use Pfizer’s Paxlovid to study causes of long COVID

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Changing minds with street epistemology
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Changing minds with street epistemology

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Video games linked to heightened cognitive abilities in children: Study
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Video games linked to heightened cognitive abilities in children: Study

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Brightest meteor shower of the year to peak Friday night: Here’s how to watch
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Brightest meteor shower of the year to peak Friday night: Here’s how to watch

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