Results for "long-term study"

The 98-Year-Old Sticky Mess: Why Academia’s Longest Experiment Is a Monument to Obsolescence (And Who's Paying for It)
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4 days ago•3 min read

The 98-Year-Old Sticky Mess: Why Academia’s Longest Experiment Is a Monument to Obsolescence (And Who's Paying for It)

The world's longest-running lab experiment, the Pitch Drop, is nearing a century. But this slow science hides a dark secret about funding and relevance.

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DailyWorld Editorial
The Dumbest Health Advice for Seniors: Why 'Brain Games' Are Losing to Deadlifts
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25 days ago•3 min read

The Dumbest Health Advice for Seniors: Why 'Brain Games' Are Losing to Deadlifts

Forget Sudoku. The real cognitive revolution for aging isn't puzzles—it's heavy lifting. Unpacking the hard truth about strength training and the aging brain.

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DailyWorld Editorial
The Ice Science Lie: Why Door County’s Crossroads Lab Isn't Just About Snowflakes—It’s About Climate Control
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27 days ago•3 min read

The Ice Science Lie: Why Door County’s Crossroads Lab Isn't Just About Snowflakes—It’s About Climate Control

The pivot in Great Lakes ice science signals a deeper battle: who controls the narrative on climate change metrics?

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DailyWorld Editorial