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    The asteroid that ended the age of dinosaurs is thought to have cleared the way for tuna to rapidly evolve into large, fast, warm-blooded predators. A new Yale study suggests that theory doesn't hold water. Tuna's signature traits evolved gradually over 50 million years, not in
    A group of tuna swims gracefully in a clear blue underwater environment. The fish are sleek and streamlined, with shimmering scales catching the light. Smaller fish can be seen in the background.
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    Aug 4
    Cyclosporiasis is spreading nationwide, and its two-week symptom delay makes it hard to trace. Yale Medicine's Dr. Scott Roberts explains what causes it, which foods to watch for, and when to call a doctor. Read his advice: bit.ly/4yR2fue
    Diagram showing a stylized depiction of the human intestine on the left. On the right, a close-up view illustrates damaging agents, possibly bacteria or parasites, shown interacting with the intestinal lining.
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    Aug 3
    Ever driven somewhere and couldn't remember a single turn? A new Yale study resolves a 130-year debate about what the brain does in those 'autopilot' moments. The answer surprised researchers. Read more: bit.ly/4fXBQU0
    Toy cars in various colors are scattered around a game board, likely part of a board game setup. The cars are in shades of yellow, purple, orange, and brown, on a wooden surface. A stack of small, colorful cards is visible in the background.
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    Aug 2
    The art world's gender gap isn't primarily about demand. It's about access. @YaleSOM's Magnus Resch finds that women are less likely to enter the small circle of influential institutions that shape long-term careers, a gap that shows up early and compounds over time. Read more:
    Two people stand in front of a large, colorful abstract painting, backlit to create a silhouette effect. The painting is vibrant, featuring splashes of yellow, blue, green, and red.
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    Aug 1
    Your gut affects more than digestion. When it isn't functioning well, it impacts how your body absorbs nutrients needed for brain, bone, and muscle health too. Yale gastroenterologist Rosemarie Fisher explains what helps. Read her advice: bit.ly/4bzt8sL
    A woman eating a bowl of oats.