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Science/Health

Childhood Poverty: Growing Up Poor Increases Obesity Risk

Science/Health

Pigeons Fitted With Tiny Sensors Monitor London's Air Pollution

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Cancer-Causing Gene Triggered By Alcohol May Increase Risk Of Breast Cancer

Science/Health

New, Painless Patch May Help Diabetes Patients Control Their Insulin Levels

Science/Health

Child Maltreatment: At-Risk Families May Benefit From Behavioral Training

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Researchers Create Spongy Material To Repair Spines

Life&Style

Morning Workouts: 100% Worth The Pain And Early Wake Up

Science/Health

Scientists Regenerate Functional Heart Muscle In Decellularized Human Hearts

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Seniors Who Practice Tai Chi Have A Lower Risk of Falling, Study Finds

Science/Health

New 'Maps' Help Track Social Network Of Genes Disrupted By Disease

Science/Health

Fish With Smaller Brains Have Stronger Immune Systems, Study Finds

Science/Health

Pediatricians Should Ask Families About Poverty During Physical Check Ups

Science/Health

Special Infant Formula May Not Protect Babies From Autoimmune Disorders

Science/Health

Genes May Influence Sleep Of Seizure Disorder Patients

Science/Health

Origami Inspires Smaller Surgical Tools, Making Surgery Less Invasive [VIDEO]

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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