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Video Gaming Builds Cognitive Skills

TV Influences Our Racial Tendencies Without Words

Time To Reassess Salmonella's Infection Strategy

Pot Smoking Could Leave Lasting Neurological Impression On Teenagers

Supernova Remnants Retain Memory Of Original Explosions

Scientists Record Deepest Erupting Volcano Yet Discovered

Biology's Catch-22: Immune System Inadvertently Protects HIV

Does Physical Appearance Matter? It Depends On Where You Live

Vøring Plateau Study Reveals Another Cause Of Global Cooling During Eocene

Alcohol Industry Designing Its Own Regulations In Sub-Saharan Africa

Space-Age Technologies Lend Helping Hand To Conservationists

Urban Heat Island Effect Influenced By Ecosystem, Regional Climate

Computer Science Is Too Nerdy For Girls

The Evidence Supports A Federal Ban On Flavored Cigarettes?

The Best Way To Avoid Temptation Is To Exaggerate It, Study Finds

Photonic Computers: Faster And Cooler Than Their Electronic Counterparts

'Clean-Burning' E85 Generates More Ozone Than Gasoline

Detailed Seismic Imaging Exposes Yellowstone's Geologic Plumbing

A Call To Promote More Scientific Skepticism In The Media

New Nanosensor Measures Cancer Biomarker In Blood

Earth's Atmosphere Came From Outer Space, Not Volcanoes, Say Scientists

Earth's Atmosphere Likely Came From Outer Space

Gambling Addicts Can Be Treated With Drug Abuse Medications

Sea Level Rise Quickening Along US Atlantic Coast

Hemagglutinin 'Hook' Could Be H1N1's Unexpected Weakness

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