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A City That Drowned in Molasses
On a chilly January afternoon in 1919, Boston’s North End was struck by an unthinkable disaster—not of fire, flood, or war, but of molasses. A 50-foot-tall steel tank holding more than 2 million gallons of the sticky syrup burst open without warning, unleashing...

Do Elephants Get Cancer?
Despite their massive size and the sheer number of cells in their bodies, elephants have an astoundingly low rate of cancer. The reason? These gentle giants carry 20 copies of the tumor-suppressing gene TP53, while humans have just one. TP53 acts like the body’s cellular quality control—detecting damaged DNA and triggering cell death before mutations can take hold and...

Forget Probiotics Coffee Is Already Doing The Job
Coffee lovers rejoice! Scientists have discovered yet another reason to enjoy your daily brew - it's actually great for your gut health. In a massive study published in Nature Microbiology, researchers analyzed stool samples from nearly 23,000 participants and found that coffee drinkers had significantly higher levels of a beneficial bacteria ...
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