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Fermi Maps Cen A's Gas Plumes

Diplodocus Skull Changed During Growth, Recovered Fossil Shows

Smokers Dumber Than Non-Smokers?

High Soda Taxes Could Stem Obesity, Study Claims

Stone Age Scandinavians Were Lactose Intolerant

Cause Of The Big Freeze Confirmed, Scientists Say

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Scientists Investigate Spray-On Transistor Manufacturing

Fat Babies Slower To Develop Motor Skills

Oceanic Dispersal Drove Blind Snake Evolution

Mice Regain Sight After Nanoparticle Gene Therapy

A Mirror-Like View Of Supernova Remnant Cas A

Kids Who Do Cocaine At Higher Risk For Aids

Informed People Make Poor Choices, Study Says

Model Pinpoints Forests' Shift From Carbon Sinks To Generators

New Map Of Saturn's Moon Reveals 80s Pop Culture Icons

Misinformation About Antibiotics Spreads Via Twitter

More Fat, Fewer Carbs At Breakfast Could Keep You Healthy

Eat Candy To Lower Blood Pressure, Prevent Heart Disease, Study Says

Consumers Alienated By Technical "Puffery" In Advertising

Words Do Hurt - Verbal Stimuli Put Our Pain Memory On Alert

Forget Switchgrass – Microbes Could Be New Biofuel Source

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We've Won The War On Smoking, Obesity Will Soon Be The Top Lifestyle Killer

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