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Posted on September 16, 2015

New look at antidepressant suicide risks from infamous trial

A fresh analysis of an infamous 1990s study has raised the rate of suicidal tendencies among teenagers given paroxetine









Posted on September 16, 2015

NASA spacecraft captures rare double eclipse of the sun

First the Earth and then the moon recently blocked the sun's light from the point of view of NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory









Posted on September 16, 2015

Face analysis can tell what you’ll buy after watching ads

The system made by Affectiva, a start-up in Waltham, Massachusetts, can pick up on hidden emotions just by monitoring the movements of someone's face









Posted on September 16, 2015

Brain-controlled smart home lets you turn the TV on by thinking

Smart homes fitted out with appliances that can be remotely controlled are already here – the next challenge is to control your home by thought alone









Posted on September 16, 2015

60 Seconds

Star Wars's threat to seabirds, North Korean nuclear reboot, coffee's body clock reset and more









Posted on September 16, 2015

US-Cuba thaw could bring important gains for cancer research

An emphasis on health research has helped Cuba develop a lung cancer vaccine. As its relationship with the US improves, people everywhere might benefit









Posted on September 16, 2015

Global warming slowdown could be over as temperatures soar

Huge events this year, such as the El Niño and changes to ocean currents are set to alter our weather far into the future, making 2015 pivotal for our climate









Posted on September 16, 2015

Crops farmed by leafcutter ants show signs of domestication

Fungus-farming ants seem to have selected for genome duplications in their crop, just like like human farmers did, allowing them to expand the size of their colonies









Posted on September 16, 2015

Crowdsourcing a solution works best if some don’t help

There is wisdom in crowds, but people's natural tendency to freeload means crowsourcing works best if the crowd size is relatively small









Posted on September 16, 2015

Speed dating shows arranged bird marriages lead to bad parenting

Zebra finches who raised chicks with their mate of choice proved to be better parents than those that had an arranged partnership









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