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Should We All Be Wearing Two Face Masks?

There's now scientific proof that one good mask will help stop us from spreading and catching COVID-19. Two masks might be even better, but only if w…

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Does Closure Really Exist?

In pop psychology, people often talk about wanting closure to a relationship that's ended -- but psychologists say closure doesn't (and shouldn't!) e…

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What's the Difference Between Dukes, Earls, and Other British Peers?

The British peerage system gives formal ranks to people through one of five titles: duke, marquess, earl, viscount, or baron. Learn about the differe…

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How Do Axolotls Work?

These amphibians spend their entire lives in the water and can regrow any part of their body. Learn more about the axolotl in this episode of BrainSt…

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Who Were the Black Loyalists of the American Revolution?

When American colonists rebelled against the British Empire, the British encouraged enslaved people to rise up and fight for the crown. Learn about t…

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BrainStuff Classics: Are We in an Insect Armageddon?

A study found that bug biomass has been steadily -- and in some places, dramatically -- decreasing. Learn what may be to blame and what this could th…

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BrainStuff Classics: Can People Be Allergic to Water?

OK, it's not technically an allergy, but yes: People can have extreme skin reactions to water. Learn more in this classic episode of BrainStuff. Lea…

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How Does Xanthan Gum Work?

This substance helps provide thick, smooth textures in homemade foods and industrial products alike. Learn about how xanthan gum is used and how it's…

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How Were Neanderthals Smarter Than We Think?

Neanderthals have been portrayed as much less intelligent than humans, but they developed technologies and cultural practices similar to ours -- and …

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How Do Roadrunners Work?

These birds are the subject of a lot of myths, ancient and modern. Learn what roadrunners are really like in this episode of BrainStuff. Learn more …

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