A 93-nation study links national cat density to subjective well-being, but the cat parasite Toxoplasma gondii points the other way – and the authors warn against individual-level conclusions.
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A 93-nation study links national cat density to subjective well-being, but the cat parasite Toxoplasma gondii points the other way – and the authors warn against individual-level conclusions.
A new Science study of nearly 900 dogs points to ‘jumping genes’ losing their epigenetic control in larger breeds – the first molecular explanation for the dog-aging paradox.
Vitamin B12 keeps your nerves and blood healthy, yet only microbes can make it. Here is what it does, who runs low, and why it is back in the news.
Your bedroom temperature steers how fast you fall asleep and how deep you sleep: cool rooms around 18 to 20°C beat warm ones every night.
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