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Electrons have something in common with people: the more information they acquire about their setting, the more they become aware of their individuality and the more belonging to a group loses its importance. As a result, the coherent harmony that binds...
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Boy, now there is a mystery older than the Pyramids, though I think the Sex and the Series TV show covered that Topic and more.
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As money floods in for breast cancer and leukaemia research, 80 per cent of people with lung tumours are dying within a year of diagnosis
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Katya’s entire adult life has been characterised by driving ambition, which has seen her achieve a first-class degree in classics from Cambridge and a six-figure...
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These days, sleep is often seen as an expendable resource. With so much work to do and limited time to accomplish tasks, going to sleep later and waking up earlier...
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A preserved specimen of lymph node nearly half a century old has revealed how rapidly the HIV virus has diversified, according to international research.
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Do you feel that stress is squeezing the fun out of your rocky bedroom life? If yes, then you can bring back the action, courtesy tips provided by sex educator and...
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Honestly, vitamin supplements aren’t really necessary for a normal, healthy adult. All of the vitamins and minerals that the body needs are either produced in the...
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A woman’s stride indicates how easily she can orgasm, researchers claim.
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Some critics have suggested that China knew about the link between the sick babies and melamine-laced formula months ago — well before the Summer Olympics in Beijing...
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According to the UN Development Program, the Afghan fertility rate is second highest in the world at 7.5 children per woman, every 28 minutes a woman dies in...
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A US study has suggested that more than 80 million people in China will die in the next 25 years as a result of lung disease. One in three cigarettes in the world is...
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“People often fall into the trap of hitting the treadmill for 30 minutes every time they work out,” says Rachel Cosgrove, owner of Results Fitness in Santa Clarita,...
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When the human body kicks into high gear, the brain can run on recycled, alternative energy to make the whole system more efficient, scientists have discovered.
made popular Oct 3 2008
Can you recall the last time you held a grudge against someone? Perhaps it was a friend who betrayed you, a stranger who wronged you, a lover who left, or a parent who...
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Cannabis is less harmful than alcohol or tobacco, according to a report by a research charity Thursday, which called for a
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Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said only Greenfood Yili Fresh Milk and Mengniu Drink, which have labels written in Chinese character, were found to contain traces...
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Anti-social behaviour can be a form of mental illness, claim scientists at Cambridge University.
The research team believes that adolescent males becoming unruly could...
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Taiwan’s health minister said Thursday that six Nestle milk products were banned from sale after they were found to be tainted with melamine. The tainted items,...
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Scientists have discovered that a non-toxic extract from the venom seeks out and locks onto malignant cells after it is injected into the body.
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Lying back, exhaling: usually the last thing a person does before leaving this world. Only in this case it is the world that is leaving me.
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Nine sports. Five press buses. Six taxis. More than 75 miles. Eight trips through security, with X-rays and metal detectors and ever-upbeat security personnel whose...
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AP, Boston
Detroit All-Star Richard Hamilton strained his right elbow in the final seconds of Boston’s 106-102 playoff victory over the Pistons on Wednesday night. X-rays...
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AP, Indianapolis
X-rays are negative on rookie driver Jaime Camara’s injured back.The 27-year-old Brazilian was hospitalized Monday after a crash during practice for the...
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AP, San Antonio
Denver Nuggets guard Allen Iverson has a small fracture on his right ring finger but played against the San Antonio Spurs on Monday night. The team said X-rays taken...
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Hospitals, drugs and biomedical technology are meant to cure patients in physical and mental distress. However, commercialization of new therapies meant to cure the...
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Imaging cross-sectional slices of the heart, the computed tomography machines work by sending X-rays around a patient. The image details improve with the increase in...
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Women with a family history of breast cancer may increase the risk of getting breast cancer if they opt for mammograms. A research has concluded on 1,600 European women...
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