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Scientists Build Cell Like Systems in the Lab, but Defining Life Remains Difficult
A lab made cell like system can grow, divide and copy DNA, but it lacks key features of living cells. Researchers are still working out what counts as life.
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Nutrition
Salted and Pickled Foods May Add to Stomach Cancer Risk Alongside H. pylori
Nutrition
Caffeine and Parkinson’s Symptoms: Short-Term Trial Benefit Did Not Last
Nutrition
AI and Biotechnology Expand the Search for Nature-Inspired Ideas
Nutrition
Gut Bacteria Help Shape How the Body Responds to Meat and Fiber
Nutrition
Chris Valdes Lost 40 Pounds by Changing How He Cooks and Eats
Fitness & Workout
Frank Grillo on Fitness, Aging and Responsible Testosterone Care
Nutrition
Why Health Insurers May Not Promote Plant-Based Eating
Nutrition
World Athletics’ $10 Million Meet Tests a New Track and Field Format
Nutrition
Ben Shelton’s Tennis Training Pairs Explosive Movement With Recovery
Nutrition
Michael Trucco’s Home Workout Routine Combines Strength, Cycling and Outdoor Activity
