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ADHD Isn’t Just a Deficit: Study Reveals Powerful Hidden Strengths
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ADHD Isn’t Just a Deficit: Study Reveals Powerful Hidden Strengths

Leaning into ADHD strengths like creativity and hyperfocus may be the key to better mental health and a happier life. Adults with ADHD who understand and actively use their personal strengths tend to experience higher well-being, a better quality of life, and fewer mental health challenges, according to a new international study. The research, conducted [...]
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Immune Cells 'Remember' Obesity Long After Weight Loss, Study Finds
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Immune Cells 'Remember' Obesity Long After Weight Loss, Study Finds

Effects can last for years.ScienceAlert stories are written, fact-checked, and edited by humans, never generated by AI. Don't miss a story, subscribe here.
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Radio Telescope Array Reveals the Masses of Hidden Young Stars
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Radio Telescope Array Reveals the Masses of Hidden Young Stars

The Orion Nebula provides a master class in the study of newly born stars as the closest starbirth region to us. Yet, many of its youngest ones are still swaddled in their birth creches, hidden by clouds of gas and dust. The Very Large Baseline Array (VLBA) radio telescopes have managed to punch through the dusty obscuring veil to study a pair of young binary systems called Brun 656 and HD 294300 born in the Nebula.
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An Unknown State of Matter Could Be Hiding in Our Solar System
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An Unknown State of Matter Could Be Hiding in Our Solar System

A structure we've never seen before.ScienceAlert stories are written, fact-checked, and edited by humans, never generated by AI. Don't miss a story, subscribe here.
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10,091 New Exoplanet Candidates Found In Largest Single Discovery Yet – “I'm Really Excited For The Future Of The Field”
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10,091 New Exoplanet Candidates Found In Largest Single Discovery Yet – “I'm Really Excited For The Future Of The Field”

There is often more that can be discovered by diving into old data.
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