Sports Science
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Meet the Adorable Olympic Mascots, Soohorang and BandabiWhat's the story behind South Korea's Olympic mascots?
By Mindy Weisberger Published
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Norovirus Sickens Olympic Security Guards Days Before Opening CeremonyThere's an added challenge at the 2018 Winter Olympics, according to news reports: An outbreak of norovirus.
By Sara G. Miller Published
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If Football Is Deadly, Why Do We Still Watch?Opinion The evidence that football leads to brain injury is mounting, but there are two big reasons why it's not likely to change anytime soon.
By John Affleck Published
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Here's Who Will Win the 2018 Super Bowl, According to a HippoFiona the hippo knows who will win Super Bowl 2018. This is science.
By Rafi Letzter Published
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Photos: Analyzing an Amazing, Amphibious DinosaurAbout 75 million years ago, an odd dinosaur walked from land into the water, where it used its flipper-like arms to swim in the ocean.
By Christine Lunsford Published
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This Dinosaur Fossil Was So Bizarre, Scientists Thought It Was FakeThe oddball sported a swan-like neck and flippers that possibly helped it swim.
By Laura Geggel Published
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Can Football Ever Be Safe?Research into training, helmet technology and concussion treatment is striving to make football safer, but will it be enough?
By Stephanie Pappas Published
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How Hockey Fans' Hearts React to Stressful Moments in the GameThere's nothing quite like the rush of seeing your favorite sports team pull off a win at the last second.
By Cari Nierenberg Published
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Aaron Hernandez's 'Severe' CTE: How Does It Progress So Quickly?Former NFL player Aaron Hernandez had a severe case of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), but how did his condition progress so quickly?
By Rachael Rettner Published
