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Plant Memory: Plants Can 'Forget' Too, Study Says

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CRISPR Research Advanced By New Bacterial Immunity Study

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Slave Traders Carried Deadly Blood Parasite From Africa To New World, Study Finds

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Autism: Scientists Reverse Symptoms In Mice

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Herpes: Bat Study Discovers Novel Herpes Virus

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CRISPR: Gene-Editing Techniques Could Help Control Mosquito-Borne Diseases

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Neanderthals: Ancient Humans Bred With Modern Humans 100,000 Years Ago

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Human-Animal Hybrids: British Government Green Lights Research On Human-Animal Hybrids

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Type 1 Diabetes: New Class Of Antigens Discovered, Could Help In Diagnosis And Treatment

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Women With Big Butts Resistant To Chronic Illness? What Does The Booty Have To Do With It? (PHOTOS)

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Neanderthal DNA Influences Modern Human Behavior In Numerous Subtle Ways, Study Says

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Cryptomyrus: New Family Of Electric Fish Discovered In Gabon

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Unconscious Sighing Crucial For Preserving Lung Function, Study Says

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Xenoturbella Churro: New Flatworm-Like Species Resembles Churro, Sheds Light On Evolutionary Tree

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Bedbugs: Scientists Move Closer To Developing 'Cure'

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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