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British medical researchers have discovered a strong natural resistance to neurodegenerative disease among villagers in Papua New Guinea who eat their dead. That was the most viewed article last week by subscribers to Science in the News Daily. The other top news items concerned the most efficient way to arrange groups of wind turbines and a feature on "locked-in syndrome," in which a coma patient may spend decades in a conscious state, trapped in an immobile body. Subscribe to Science in the News Daily to receive free daily updates from news media around the world.

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