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Read More Scince News Space 13 days ago Inside NASA's First Astronaut Medical Evacuation Revealed Veteran astronaut Mike Fincke confirmed he was the ISS crew member whose medical issue led to NASA's first medical evacuation, highlighting the role of on-orbit ultrasound and the need for stronger space-medicine protocols.
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Read More Scince News Nature 14 days ago Horses Whistle Inside Their Voice Box to Make Whinnies Researchers discovered that a horse's whinny combines traditional vocal fold vibration with a laryngeal whistle. Endoscopy, scans and airflow tests reveal how two mechanisms produce a dual-toned call used in social signaling.
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Read More Scince News Health 15 days ago 40-Hz Sound Therapy Boosts Amyloid Clearance in Primates A Kunming Institute study shows 40-Hz auditory stimulation raised CSF beta-amyloid in aged rhesus macaques for weeks, suggesting a non-invasive route to enhance amyloid clearance and inform Alzheimer’s therapies.
