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Scientists Discover New Clues to Ancient Human Migration Out of Africa

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More than a hundred thousand years ago, our ancient, modern ancestors began to migrate out of Africa. Now, scientists have found new clues when it comes to the route that

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Why Neanderthals Went Extinct and Humans Survived: Epigenome Reveals Evolutionary Changes
There are many medical devices ahead of current technology that can help people with specific conditions.
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FDA Proposes New Program for Approval of Medical Devices
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Nearby Star System Mystery Solved: Massive Planet Dynamics Explained

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Evolution of the Barnyard Chicken: Ancient Bone DNA Reveals Rapid Changes

It turns out that the chickens of today are a lot different from the chicken that lives a few hundred years ago. Scientists have taken a look at the

Low Levels of Prenatal Vitamin D Linked to Increased Rate of Cavities in Toddlers
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Low Levels of Prenatal Vitamin D Linked to Increased Rate of Cavities in Toddlers

Researchers have discovered a link between inadequate levels of prenatal Vitamin D and the increased risk of cavities in toddlers.

Processed Meat: Elevates the Risk of Colorectal Cancer among Those with Genetic Variant
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Processed Meat: Elevates the Risk of Colorectal Cancer among Those with Genetic Variant

A large scale study uncovers that a consumption of red meat is tied with an increased risk of colorectal cancer and the risk is highest in the

According to NYC Budget Office statistics, 7% of the city's jail population is between 16- and 18 years of age.
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Half of Incarcerated Teens in New York City Have Brain Injuries, Study Says

The latest study in a growing body of research examining head trauma among young offenders found that about half of all of New York City’s 16- to

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Could a Chocolate a Day Help Keep the Doctor Away?

At Easter, the temptation of chocolate lurks everywhere. Resisting the urge to overdo it is an important part of eating healthily. But medical

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NASA SDO Uncovers Mysterious Depths of Sun's Interior with Bright Points in Corona

The NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) can track bright points in the solar atmosphere and magnetic signatures on our star's surface to reveal a

Soon enough, all it will take is the press of a button to have marijuana at your fingertips.
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New Marijuana Vending Machines in Colorado Serve Medical Patients

What used to dispense snacks, drinks, and candy will now also provide marijuana. The Tranzbyte Corporation's "ZaZZZ" machine was showcased at a

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Alternative ID Methods Needed to Lower Risk to Endangered and Threatened Species

As the climate continues to change, it's more important than ever to assess the status of threatened species across the globe. Now, researchers are

A day at the spa can do wonders for your muscle aches and pains.
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Blood Flow and Muscle Soreness Improve with Massage Therapy

Muscle tightness can cause soreness, stress, and poor blood flow throughout the body. It's important to take care of these tissues, especially after

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First Example of Female Penis Discovered in Insect that has Sex for Up to 70 Hours

A little-known cave insect has called into question about what it means to be female. It turns out that this insect has a rather unusual sex life and

Couples Sleeping Position Provides Insight into Quality of Relationship
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Couples' Sleeping Position Provides Insight into Quality of Relationship

The position couples sleep in says a lot about their romantic relationships, according to a new finding.

Herbal supplements and vitamins with a complete breakfast.
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Herb Supplements Are an Important Complementary Form of Medicine in the United States

Per a report that will be published today by the National Health Care Surveys (NHCS), nearly 18% of Americans took herbal supplements in 2012, making

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Can Science Eliminate Extreme Poverty?

Science has often come to the rescue when it comes to the world’s big problems, be it the Green Revolution that helped avoid mass starvation or the

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French Parliament Bans Cultivation of GM Maize

France's lower house of parliament adopted a law on Tuesday prohibiting the cultivation of any variety of genetically modified maize, saying it posed

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