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Hawksbill turtle
People look at a 16-year-old critically endangered Hawksbill turtle after releasing it into the sea at the Sea Turtle Conservation Center east of Bangkok August 10, 2010.
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I get more emails than I can handle. Every day, I watch as the unread messages in my inbox pile up despite my best efforts. It's not because I spend too much time responding to the emails that matter — I spend too much time reading the ones that don't. 

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Researcher Mikael Larsson examines samples of saffron found after nearly 500 years on the seabed on the wreck of the Gribshunden, a ship that sank in 1495 off Sweden's Baltic coast, as he works in a laboratory in Lund University, Sweden, March 2, 2023.
Researcher Mikael Larsson examines samples of saffron found after nearly 500 years on the seabed on the wreck of the Gribshunden, a ship that sank in 1495 off Sweden's Baltic coast, as he works in a la
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A spiky seed from the Datura stramonium plant that contains poisonous compounds including scopolamine.
The Datura stramonium plant contains poisonous seeds that can be used to make scopolamine.
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A woman receiving hemodialysis at a hospital.
A woman receiving hemodialysis at a hospital.
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Person using the app mentioned in the story is experiencing waves of calming emotions wash over them.
Most of us are helplessly addicted to our phones. I tried a new app that can help you reclaim your time.

A simple trick can cure your addiction to social media

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The Darius inscription
The Darius inscription, which was announced as inauthentic on Friday
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Deep Brain Stimulation therapies have proven an invaluable treatment option for patients suffering from otherwise debilitating diseases like Parkinson's. However, it — and its sibling tech, brain computer interfaces — currently suffer a critical shortcoming: the electrodes that convert electron pulses into bioelectric signals don't sit well with the surrounding brain tissue. And that's where folks with the lab coats and holding squids come in!

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Last year, NASA's DART spacecraft successfully completed its mission: To collide with an asteroid called Dimorphos to see if it was possible to change the trajectory of any potentially planet-killing space rock.