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In cancer science, many ‘discoveries’ don’t hold up
A former researcher at Amgen Inc has found that many basic studies on cancer—a high proportion of them…
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How to Nap
Although some men will disagree, there may be no greater feeling than a daytime nap. The opportunity to…
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Funding Crunch Puts Progress on AIDS at Risk
The international community has made extraordinary progress in the past decade in the fight against AIDS, but a…
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Loneliness May Cause Fitful Sleep
People who are lonely may be more likely to have sleepless nights, researchers said Tuesday in a study…
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Will your next burger be ground-up mealworms?
The wriggly beetle larvae known as mealworms could one day dominate supermarket shelves as a more sustainable alternative…
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Many pediatricians don’t offer Spanish autism tests
Only one in 10 pediatricians offers screening for general developmental and autism spectrum disorders in Spanish, according to…
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Flu outbreak: Why are so many not getting vaccinated?
Two words are at the top of most American’s minds this winter: flu season. According to the most…
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People, networks may sway parents’ vaccine choices
The people and information sources parents surround themselves with may influence their choice to vaccinate their children or…
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Extra Weight in Babies Can Be a Perilous Subject
Like his older brother, Dominic Brittain was born big. In the first month of his life, baby Dominic…
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‘Healthy’ obese people still at increased risk of heart attack, study shows
Maintaining a healthy body weight is essential for reducing the risk of heart disease, according to a new…