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Nearsightedness Risk Could Be Lower In Children Who Like To Play Outdoors

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Burning All Of Earth's Fossil Fuel Reserves At Once Would Melt Antarctica And Put New York Underwater

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R.J. Reynolds Cigarettes Banned By FDA

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Emotional 'Load Sharing': Close Relationships Decrease Stress

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Spotting A Psychopath: Psychopathic Tendencies Related To Wide Facial Shape, Study Finds

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Hydrogen Economy Closer To Reality Thanks To Cheap, Highly Efficient Catalyst

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Planned Parenthood Controversy: Execs Claim Baby Parts Sale Makes 'Fair Amount Of Income' (WATCH)

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Sedentary Lifestyle Can Lead To Liver Disease, Study Shows

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Virgin Galactic Unveils LauncherOne Rocket

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Hospital Computer Predicts Death, Provides Quicker Diagnosis

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Skeleton In Uprooted Tree Reveals 'Violent' Medieval Death In Ireland

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High Miscarriage Risk Associated With Chemicals Found In Food Packaging

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Sierra Nevada Snowpack Hits Lowest Level In 500 Years

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Self-Destructing Computer Chip

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Bubonic Plague: Michigan Resident Tests Positive

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Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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