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The January/February 2024 issue of Discover Magazine

Return to the Moon

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Mind

The Neurodiversity Movement Has A Moment This Year

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How Loneliness Can Impact a Person's Health and Wellbeing

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Environment

As Weather Extremes Increase in 2023, Global Weirding Becomes a Better Term

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What Are the Risks of PFAS That Continue to Escalate?

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Health

How Neoantigen Vaccines Keep Cancer From Coming Back

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New Clues to Chronic Diseases Turn Up in the Gut 

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Why It's Alarming That Deep-Sea Currents are Beginning to Slow

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The Sciences

Dinosaur Dimensions Weren’t One-Size-Fits-All

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The Tyrannosaurus rex May Have Had More Brains Than You Think       

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Companies, Conservationists Battle for the Deep Sea

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FDA Approves Controversial New Alzheimer’s Drug

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Technology

The Year of the AI Conversation

Discover Magazine

Discover Magazine’s award-winning journalism inspires and informs, delivering thought-provoking content that sparks meaningful conversations. With a focus on groundbreaking developments in science, technology, and the world around us, Discover highlights the impact of these innovations on our daily lives.

重返月球

发现杂志

今年神经多样性运动迎来一个时刻

孤独感如何影响一个人的健康和幸福感

随着2023年极端天气增多，“全球怪诞化”成为一个更贴切的术语

不断升级的 PFAS 风险是什么？

新抗原疫苗如何防止癌症复发

肠道中发现慢性疾病的新线索

为什么深海洋流开始减缓令人担忧

恐龙的体型并非千篇一律

霸王龙可能比你想象的更聪明

企业与环保人士争夺深海

FDA批准了有争议的新型阿尔茨海默病药物

人工智能对话之年

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