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Scientists Find an Exotic Mechanism in Cells That Work Like a Spider Web, Trapping Certain Viruses Including COVID-19

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1 Minute Of Intense Exercise Is Just As Beneficial As 45 Minutes, Study Says

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Glyptodonts: New Research Suggests Extinct Glyptodonts Were Actually Giant Armadillos

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Mate Choice May Not Lie In The Hands Of Females, Study Says

Life&Style

Exercise: Anti-Aging Workouts To Make You Look Younger (VIDEOS)

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Heart Disease And Trans Fat: Trans Fat Linked to Higher Risk of Dying From Heart Disease

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Mental Health: Depression And Anxiety Due To Stress Has Links Found In Gut Bacteria, Says Study

Science/Health

Handshake Could Indicate Health? A Stronger Grip Means A Longer Life, Study Shows

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Low Birth Weight Could Nearly Triple One's Risk Of Developing Psychiatric Problems

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Anticonvulsant Drug Could Help Solve Global Antimicrobial Resistance Problem

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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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