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‘Brain-eating amoeba’ appears to love crawling into narrow spaces

Claustrophilic behavior may help Naegleria fowleri find food—and accidentally travel up the human nasal cavity

Claustrophilic behavior may help Naegleria fowleri find food—and accidentally travel up the human nasal cavity
Author Isabella BackmanPosted on August 19, 2026

After menopause, ovaries may transform into organs with immune powers

Mouse and human data suggest ovaries develop a new function after reproductive duties end

Mouse and human data suggest ovaries develop a new function after reproductive duties end
Author Isabella BackmanPosted on June 24, 2026

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