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Too Few Adolescents Receive HPV Vaccine: CDC

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Increasing numbers of U.S. adolescents are receiving vaccines to guard against cervical and other types of cancer. However, federal officials noted Thursday, that the

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Teens Involves in School Sports Have Better Mental Health
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More Young Americans Turn to Synthetic Growth Hormone, Illicitly Used to Improve Athletic Performance
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Runaway Global Warming Could Occur: Synchronization of the North Atlantic and Pacific
A visitor looks at plastinated lungs during ''Bodies: The Exhibition'', an international exhibition, by Gunther Von Hagens in Lima in this June 24, 2009 file photo.
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Protein Therapy Helps Treat Patients with Chronic Lung Disease

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New Class of Anti-Arthritis Drugs Can Cure Inflammatory Diseases
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'Hard to Abuse' Painkiller Approved by FDA

Though using painkillers can be quite addictive if not taken as directed, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have come up with a new

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Astronomers Come up Dry in the Hunt for Water on Jupiter-like Exoplanets

Astronomers may have come up dry when it comes to searching for water on other planets.

African Elephants had the Largest Number of Olfactory Genes
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African Elephants have the Largest Number of Olfactory Genes

Researchers reveal that African elephants have the largest number of olfactory genes - twice of that found in dogs and five times more than that in

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Antarctic Sea Ice May Not be Expanding as Much as Previously Thought

Could Antarctic sea ice not be expanding as fast as usual? Scientists have found that much of the increase measured for this sea ice could simply be

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NOAA Report Reveals Global Temperatures in June Broke Previous Record

It's been a hot summer this year. NOAA scientists have announced that the globally averaged temperature over land and ocean surfaces for June 2014

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New York City Squirrels Thrive with Their Urban Lifestyle

New York City squirrels aren't like regular squirrels. Now, scientists have found that these creatures have adapted to human behavior to allow them

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New Material May Trap Harmful Noble Gases in a Cage by 'Breathing'

A new material may just have the potential to trap harmful gases that are used in industries that range from lighting to medicine. Scientists have

Famous Paintings Offer Clues on Earth's Past Atmosphere
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World is Getting Warmer, Scientists Say

Many scientists seem to agree; the world is getting warmer.

AIDS Will Be Under Control By 2030:UN Says
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AIDS Will Be Under Control By 2030:UN Says

Possible to wipe of AIDS by 2030 in all region and country has a decrease in new HIV infection and deaths

Orb-Weaver Spider
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Untangling Spiders' Evolutionary Past: Largest Ever Genetics Study Reveals Spider Origins

How did spiders first evolve? That's a good question. For years, scientists believed that they had the answer but now, researchers have found out

mixing of alcohol and energy drink enhances the urge to drink
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Energy Drink Mixed With Alcohol Enhance the Urge to Drink:Study

A study says the mixing of alcohol with energy drink would increase the urge to drink more and affect the drinking habits.

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Scientists Unlock Wheat's Genetic Secrets with New Blueprint

Scientists have created the first ever draft of a genetic blueprint of bread wheat, also known as common wheat. The findings reveal a bit more about

High Level of Sexual Harassment in Men Linked to Purging: Study
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Lost Sleep Following Divorce Increases the Risk of Blood Pressure Problems

The immediate effects of divorce may be primarily financial and emotional. Yet a recent study shows that significant health problems can also occur

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Honey Bee Diet Impacts Gene Expression in Insects: You Are What You Eat

Scientists have taken a closer look at the diet of the Western honey bee and have found that significant differences occur depending on what the bees

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Do Women Really Talk More Than Men? Social Setting is Key

Do women really talk more than men? It depends on exactly what's being talked about, according to a new study.

150,000 Pythons in Everglades of Florida Should Not Put Off Visitors, Say Park Officials
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150,000 Snakes at the Everglades of Florida, but Not Much to Worry About: Study

The study conducted by U.S. Geological Survey and National Park Service researchers says the world's largest snake -python don't bit human.

Researchers Get One Step Closer to Hypoallergenic Peanuts
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Go Nuts! This Food Lowers the Risk of Heart Disease

A daily serving of nuts can help to dramatically reduce the risk of heart disease, according to recent findings published in the American Journal of

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Nature & Environment

Humble Ants May be Key to Sequestering Carbon Dioxide and Curbing Global Warming

Could ants be a way to keep carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere? That just might be the case.

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Archaeologists Uncover 8,000-Year-Old Skull with Preserved Brain Matter

Archaeologists said that they have discovered what might have been an 8,000-year-old human skull from the Stone Age in Norway. Though researchers are

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