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Study Claims Light Pollution Impairs Rainforest Regeneration

Study Claims Light Pollution Impairs Rainforest Regeneration

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Bats are known to play a crucial role in pollinating plants and dispersing their seeds. But a new study discovered that in light polluted areas most of the seed

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The Earth’s magnetic field, or magnetosphere, stretches from the planet’s core out into space, where it meets the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emitted by the sun. For the most part, the magnetosphere acts as a shield to protect the Earth from

A River of Plasma, Guarding Against the Sun

Fatal Heroin Overdoses are on the Rise

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Drug Overdoses Prompt Public Health Address: Heroin Abuse High in New England

Deadly Diarrheal Disease Triggered by Use of Wastewater on Crops in Developing Countries

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Deadly Diarrheal Disease Triggered by Use of Wastewater on Crops in Developing Countries

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Oxygenation and Animals: Explaining Air in the Ocean

A recent study shows that the first animals may have oxygenated the ocean, contrary to traditional believes about its rise in oxygen triggered

Low Vitamin D Levels During Pregnancy Increase the Risk of Preeclampsia

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Healthy Eating Could Help Prevent Risk of Preterm Delivery

Taking the necessary steps to ensure a healthy and positive pregnancy for yourself and the outcome of your child can be an important step to an easier

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Teens with Low IQ may be at Increased Risk for Early-Onset Dementia

A recent study involving data from 1.1 million young Swedish men shows that those with poorer cardiovascular health and/or lower IQs during their

Another Near Earth Asteroid Hurtles Past Earth in a Span of Two Days, NASA

Another Near Earth Asteroid Hurtled Past Earth in a Span of Two Days, NASA

A tiny asteroid approaching the Earth nearly six times closer than the moon, passed by safely without any collision, making it the third asteroid in a

Jaguar at the Chester Zoo in England

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Fish and Wildlife Service Creates Habitat for Endangered Jaguars

It’s just another day at the office for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Whether it’s an invasive species, discovery of a new species, or the

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Research Reveals How Marijuana Relieves Anxiety

Last month, ESPN reported that Ryan Clark, the safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers, said that his teammates used marijuana as a means to relieve pain

Restless Leg Syndrome a Sign of Underlying Disease, Study

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Restless Leg Syndrome a Sign of Underlying Disease, Study

Restless leg syndrome, a sleep disorder, could be a sign of a potentially bigger underlying health issue.

Jupiter's Europa Moon

NASA Seeks $15 Million for Mission to Jupiter's Icy Moon 'Europa' in 2025

As reported yesterday, the White House released NASA’s 2015 base budget proposal. It contained $17.5 billion in needed funds to cover various

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Mental Illness and the Army: Many Soldiers Prone to Suicidal Behavior before they Enlist

Three studies have come to the shocking conclusion that many army soldiers may already be predisposed to symptoms of mental illness before entering

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Could Smoking Alter the Physical Structure of the Teen Brain?

A recent study shows that the structure of the teenage brain may be altered by smoking early in life.

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Inspiring the Next Generation of Space Medicine Experts

Once a year, Europe's experts in space medicine and astronaut medical support share their knowledge with future space medicine professionals during a

The oil (blue) contains a visualization marker that is traceable by ultrasound and C-T scans to allow doctors to follow the microcapsules (brown) during site-specific delivery to the tumor. The semipermeable outer skin has the physical ability to time-rel

Cancer Targeted Treatments from Space Station Discoveries

Invasive and systemic cancer treatment is a necessary evil for many people with the devastating diagnosis.

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Consumption of Fatty Fish Could Benefit Good Cholesterol Levels

Several examinations show that studies eating fish can be beneficial for your body when it comes to healthy cholesterol levels.

New Drug to Treat Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

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Experimental Stroke Drug Brings New Hope for Neurodegenerative Disease

A recent study examines the potentials of an experimental stroke drug that could hold promise for individuals suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease.

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By using external magnetic forces micro-robots could navigate through veins. Laser light is triggering a conformational change of the robot's soft shell.

Futuristic Soft-Shell Micro-Robot Ready to Navigate Insides of Our Body

They are half a millimetre in size, have a star-shaped hydrogel shell and open when they are irradiated with laser light in the near-infrared range.

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