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Texas Monthly reports chronic kidney disease of unknown origin among young immigrant outdoor workers—a pattern long seen in Central America, now appearing where heat, labor, and limited care collide.
Inspired by texasmonthly.com · Texas Monthly
ScienceAlert explores research showing humans can learn echolocation and that the brain adapts as the skill develops—strengthening echo-processing pathways and, in highly skilled blind echolocators, recruiting vision-related areas.
Inspired by sciencealert.com · David Nield
Dynomight reviews evidence that creatine may modestly help memory, attention, and performance under fatigue or sleep deprivation—arguing it is unlikely to make a healthy rested person smarter, but may still help a tired or aging brain stay resilient.
Inspired by dynomight.net · Dynomight
Michael Irving’s ScienceAlert report on an American Heart Association coffee review asks how much “optimal” daily cups are science versus association—and how ordinary people tell useful evidence from a confident headline.
Inspired by sciencealert.com · Michael Irving
