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Cannabis For Seizures? Weeding Through Evidence

An Autism Screening App?

Everything You've Heard About The Causes Of Rising Obesity Is Wrong

Kappa Opioid Receptors Are New Target For Alcoholism Treatment

Liquid Crystal As Lubricant

Liverpool Care Pathway Death Panels Were 'Too Extreme' - But So Are Ending Them

Global Warming Could Influence The Gender Of Offspring

Double Mastectomy: Most Breast Cancer Patients Don't Need It, So Non-Cancer Patients Certainly Don't

Radiofreqeuncy Ablation And Complete Endoscopic Resection Equally Effective For Dysplastic Barrett's Esophagus

Home-based Walking Program Eases Clogged Leg Arteries

Ape Ancestors' Teeth Provide Glimpse Into Their Diets And Environments

Fuel Cells: Can Microbes Make Biodiesel Sustainable?

Phase III Clinical Trial Shows Image Fusion-guided Biopsy Significantly Improves Accuracy Of Prostate

Confirmed: Stellar Behemoth Self-destructs In A Type IIb Supernova

Soil Bacteria May Provide Clues To Curbing Antibiotic Resistance

Protective Proteins Reduce Damage To Blood Vessels

Medical Catfish: A Quicker Way To Determine Who's Faking It On The Internet

Humpback Whale Subspecies Revealed By Genetic Study

A Star Cluster In The Wake Of Carina

Genomic Tumor Testing To Match Lung Cancer Patients With Targeted Drugs Transforms Care

Green Fatigue: Public Isn't Affected By Climate Change Scandals - Or New Science

Despite Ineffectiveness, Antibiotics Continue To Be Prescribed For Bronchitis

Does The Red Queen Hypothesis Makes Species Resilient?

Vitamin E Is Bad? Canola, Soybean And Corn Oils Linked To Asthma

Natural Gas Is A Net Win For The Environment - And The Local Economy

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