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Unlicensed California Lab Contains COVID, HIV, Herpes and More, CDC Says

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(VIDEO) Great Barrier Reef Turtles Are Hit By Pollution, Boat Strikes And Fishing Nets

Science/Health

'Carp-Aggedon': Australia Plans To Give Its Invasive European Carp Herpes

Science/Health

Viruses Are Infecting Great Barrier Reef, Stimulating Coral Bleaching

Science/Health

Herpes: Bat Study Discovers Novel Herpes Virus

Science/Health

'Suicide Gene Therapy': New Cancer Treatment Kills Prostate Tumor Cells

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Herpes: Scientists Discover How Virus Reactivates In Neurons

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Herpes Can Infect Human Neurons, Study Says

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World Health Organization: Herpes Affects Two-Thirds Of Global Population Below 50

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Cancer Treatment, Herpes: U.S. Approves Virus-Based Cancer Treatment

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Herpes Used To Fight Melanoma In First-Ever Viral Therapy Trial For Cancer (VIDEO)

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Florida Keys Could be New Home to Millions of GMO Mosquitoes, Pending FDA Approval

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Religious Circumcision Leaves Another Jewish Baby With Herpes, 17th Case Linked To Controversial Ritual Of Oral Suction

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STDs: Sexually Transmitted Diseases Number 110 Million In The United States

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AI

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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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