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In many states, citizens and scientists are accusing the CDC’s Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) of failing to make the connection between public health problems and industrial sources of pollution — even in the face of...
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Like humans with a nose for the best restaurants, roundworms also use their senses of taste and smell to navigate. And now, researchers may have found how a...
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There are nearly 600 hundred children born from frozen eggs all over the world. British lifted the ban on this technique in January 2000. New Zealand government is yet...
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By Vincent Van Ross
Who says miracles don’t happen? It happened here—in Delhi—on July 12 this year!
Supratim Dutta, a 23-year old executive of HCL met with an...
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Research shows that fruit juices, regarded by many as a healthy way to start the day, raise the odds of a form of diabetes linked to poor diet and obesity by up to a...
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A personalized vaccine made using tobacco plants — normally associated with causing cancer rather than helping cure it — could aid people with lymphoma in fighting...
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Adolescent girls who are expelled, suspended or drop out of high school before they graduate are more likely to have a serious bout of depression by age 21 than boys...
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Frika Chia Iskandar’s stature and personality suggest she’s more likely to be a bubbly seventeen year old than a twenty-six year old HIV-positive activist.
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Have you ever pedaled on a stationary bike at the gym and thought to yourself: ‘What if this energy I am exerting could be used for something better than just making...
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DNA has been found to have a bizarre ability to put itself together, even at a distance, when according to known science it shouldn’t be able to. Explanation:...
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Viagra’s effect in women has been disappointing, but a new small study finds that those on antidepressants may benefit from taking the little blue pills.
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Want to know what your genes say about you? According to geneticists, your genes could be saying quite a lot! Your genetics may dictate, for example, what foods you...
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Treatment of arthritis is possible now
Arthritis or joints diseases are very common problem in our society. Arthritis is a broad term that describes inflammation of the...
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A new high-tech Japanese electronic display can instantly identify people’s sex or age range and target them with advertisements to suit them.
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What a downer, but hey, here’s a solution!
Greening your sex life isn’t just good for the environment, it’s good for you, too! Here are some things...
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Here in Australia alone there is 1 in 5 people who battle with a mental illness. I am one of those people. I am Louise and I have Bipolar. In the past 3 years since...
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If contradicting research has you wondering if coffee is healthy or harmful, the answer is simple: it depends.
A recent study showed a benefit from drinking java on a...
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CALL IT Fattergate. Americans are getting scandalously big for their britches (and shirts and skirts and dresses and suits). And scientists would like to know why, so...
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The Sex and the City actress wants you to know it’s about an inch from where you think it is. And nine other things you don’t know about women.
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It’s OK to eat all kinds of tomatoes again, the U.S. government declared Thursday _ lifting its salmonella warning on the summer favorites amid signs that the...
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