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How Doctors Can Stay Out Of Litigation

4 Mental Health Tips For Freelancers And Remote Workers

Parents Who Play Pokémon GO with Kids: 'It wasn't really about the Pokémon'

Exercise May Improve Memory in Heart Failure Patients

NASA Reveals Heavy Rainfall in Tropical Cyclone Fani

Technology Could Help Reduce Exploitation of Traditional Weavers in Malaysia

Study Suggests Earthquakes are Triggered well Beyond Fluid Injection Zones

Fifteen Years of Mosquito Data Implicate Species Most Likely to Transmit West Nile Virus in Iowa

Tapping Fresh Water Under the Ocean has Consequences

New Study Highlights Exaggerated Physical Differences Between Male and Female Superheroes

India Could Meet Air Quality Standards by Cutting Household Fuel Use

Medical Costs Create Hardships for More than Half of Americans

Searching for Lost WWII-era Uranium Cubes from Germany

Patterns of Compulsive Smartphone Use Suggest How to Kick the Habit

New Research to Explore Technology Needed for Peer-to-Peer 'Free Trade' in Excess Energy

Details of the History of Inner Eurasia revealed by New Study

More Intensive Blood Pressure Therapy Helps Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Regardless of Cardiovascular Risk

Novel Method Developed by HKBU Scholars Could Help Produce Purer, Safer Drugs

Clearing an Icy Windshield is About to get Easier, says UBC Engineer

The Dead may Outnumber the Living on Facebook within 50 Years

Breastfeeding Boosts Metabolites Important for Brain Growth

Integrated Approaches to Natural Resource Management Key to Canada's Continued Prosperity

Filling in the Gaps of Connected Car Data Helps Transportation Planners

Human-caused Climate Change Played Limited Role in Beijing's 2013 'Airpocalypse'

Researchers Watch Molecules in a Light-triggered Catalyst Ring 'Like an Ensemble of Bells'

Scientists Develop Low-cost Energy-efficient Materials

Climate Change has Worsened Global Economic Inequality

Asia's Diabetes Epidemic Preferentially Kills Women, the Middle-aged: Study

From Coal to Gas: How the Shift can Help Stabilize Climate Change

Rurality, Social Identity is Driving Polarization in Iowa

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