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Statins: Expanded Use Is A Cost-Effective Way To Save Thousands Of Lives

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Pesticides On Fruits And Veggies Could Take A Toll On Men's Sperm Counts

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Chef-Enhanced School Lunches Could Encourage Kids To Eat Fruits And Vegetables

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Molecular Mechanism Behind Benefits Of Dietary Restriction Revealed For The First Time

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Weight Loss: Weight Training Targets Belly Fat Better Than Cardio, Study Reveals

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Coffee Obsessions May Run In The Family

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Global Coral Bleaching Event Biggest On Record: US Agency

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