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Baby Born Without Eyes At Arizona Hospital

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Nearly three-month-old Richie Lopez is like most other infants his age, except that he was born without eyeballs-a rather rare condition known as Anophthalmia in which

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One dog was killed from a poisonous meatball in Colorado.
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Is Your Cat Or Dog Obese? More Than 50 Percent Of American Pets Are Fat
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Swarm of Tiny Probes Could Unlock the Secrets of Jupiter's Thick Atmosphere
Medication Improves Parenting Skills In Adults With ADHD
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Child Neglect Can Have Lifelong Impacts On The Brain

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Drones May be Critical for Precision Agriculture in the Future

The future of agriculture may be all about drones. Unmanned aerial vehicles could greatly help farmers with precision agriculture in the future.

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Forests May be Storing Less Carbon Than Expected with Land Use Changes

Scientists have found that carbon accumulation levels in the southeastern U.S. may be slowing due to forest dynamics and land use changes.

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Some Birth Control Pills Increase Brain Tumor Risk

Previous studies have shown that birth control can cause weight gain, irritability and, in more rare cases, increase the risk of blood clots. However,

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'Changing Look' Quasar Both Shines and Dims in the Depths of Space

Astronomers have spotted the first ever "changing look" quasar. This gleaming object is located in deep space and appears to have its own dimmer

Brain Activity
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Why Women are More Emotional Than Men: Emotions are Processed Differently

When it comes to emotions, men and women act differently. Now, scientists have discovered that men and women may actually process emotions

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Build-A-Baby: Scientists Stress that 'Designer Baby' Discussion Should Happen

Genetics studies are moving forward by leaps and bounds and now, we may just be entering the age of "designer babies." Tony Perry, a pioneer in

Chinstrap Penguin
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Picky Eaters May Go Hungry in Antarctica with Climate Change

It looks as if picky eaters may be going hungry if climate change continues. Scientists have found two species responding very differently to a

Nundasuchus
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New Species of Predator Crocodile Preceded the Dinosaurs

Scientists may have discovered a new species of predator crocodile that actually preceded the dinosaurs. They've uncovered a new species called

Reptile
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Ancient Fossil Reveals Jurassic Reptiles Cared for Their Young

Reptiles may be cold blooded, but they're not cold hearted. Scientists have discovered preserved fossils that reveal that reptiles in the Middle

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Why Rain Smells So Good: Raindrops Release Bubbling Aerosols on Impact

There's nothing like the smell after a rainstorm. Now, scientists have uncovered exactly why the outdoors smell so good after rain falls. It turns

Cotton Plant
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Multiple Toxins in Bt Crops Don't Solve Pest Evolution Problem

New findings could actually improve practices for current biotech crops. Scientists have discovered that multiple toxins in transgenic crops don't

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The Scent Of Lavender Helps You Trust

Could the smell of lavender increase trustworthiness? Recent findings published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology suggest that the scent of this

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Machines Sort Through Thousands of Stars to Learn About their Basic Properties

Astronomers are turning to machines when it comes to learning more about the stars.

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New Gluten-Free Pizza By Pizza Hut Gives Patients With Celiac Disease An Alternate Flavor

A new gluten free pizza by Pizza Hut could mean numerous possibilities for patients suffering from celiac disease-an autoimmune disorder that can

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Weightlessness in Space Causes Astronauts' Blood to Shift

Scientists have examined these biological effects a bit more closely and have found that in space, the shift of blood and fluid from the lower to the

Parasites
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Ancient Fossils Reveal Climate Change Causes Rise in Parasites

We may be in for some troubled times as the climate changes. Scientists have looked to the past, and have found that during climate change events,

Greenland
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'Missing' Water from Greenland Ice Sheet Found by Studying Meltwater Rivers

Scientists are taking a closer look at Greenland's ice sheet, and have discovered just how much meltwater is contributing to rising sea levels.

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Nature & Environment

Ancient Fossil Reveals Human Ancestors Were Not 'Shark-Like'

Scientists have learned a bit more about the the last common ancestor of all jawed invertebrates. By looking at a 415 million-year-old fish skull,

Plastic Bottles
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BPA and BPS in Plastics May Cause Changes in Brain Development

Bisphenol A, known as BPA, is produced in massive quantities to use in consumer products. Now, scientists have discovered that both BPA and BPS

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