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Study: Half of U.S. doctors paid by drug, device industries |
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Study finds period tracking apps fail users |
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At-risk youth negatively impacted by technology use |
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Study: Food brand recognition puts preschoolers at obesity
risk |
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Inhibiting an enzyme could help prevent weight gain,
researchers say |
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Higher death rate in women after ER stay for heart arrhythmias |
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Trial launched of anti-HIV, contraceptive ring |
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Study debunks myth that fast food mostly eaten by poor |
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Scientists find cells responsible for testicle repair in study
with mice |
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Teen suicide experts suggest parents be cautious of '13
Reasons Why' |
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Study shows rising rates of suicidal acts in transgender
adults |
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Language barriers lead to negative outcomes in home healthcare |
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Speech delays in toddlers linked time using smartphones,
tablets |
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Study: Alterations to circadian clock change the body's
response to diet |
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FDA approves new drug to treat type of liver cancer |
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Study: Benefits of antipsychotic drugs outweigh the risks |
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Researchers cure diabetes in mice without side effects |
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Study: MRSA blood infections less fatal in children |
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Vitamin A deficiency harms stem cells, study says |
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Web-surfing parents have less trust in pediatrician |
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Popping, clicking knees may indicate onset of arthritis |
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Retiring from top jobs linked to lower levels of stress |
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Untreated vision problems in U.S. preschoolers expected to
skyrocket |
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President Trump congratulates record-setting astronaut Peggy
Whitson |
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Scientists use tiny 'cages' to protect vaccines from high
temperatures |
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Astronomers find rocky super-Earth orbiting in habitable zone
of nearby cool star |
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Researchers analyze the mechanics of dolphin sex |
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Scientists find commercial caterpillar capable of eating,
processing plastic |
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Cassini flies by Titan for the final time |
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Scientists study terrestrial gamma-ray flashes produced by
tropical storms |
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New fossil could represent world's oldest fungus |
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As climate warms, the oceans are becoming more toxic, new
research shows |
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Warm winds are weakening Antarctic ice shelves |
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Artificial photosynthesis turns greenhouse gases into clean
air |
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Where did the Great Salt Lake's methylmercury go? |
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Google marks the Cassini Spacecraft's final Saturn mission
with new Doodle |
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Gut bacteria dictates diet, appetite |
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South American quake survey could help predict future big ones |
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Cassini makes first dive through Saturn's rings |
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Scientists are underestimating many species' risk of
extinction |
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Scientists use artificial womb to support premature lambs |
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South African cave yields Middle Stone Age projectiles |
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See the first images from Cassini's dive between Saturn and
its rings |
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New 2D materials conduct electricity at nearly the speed of
light |
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Black bears are headed north in New York |
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New paper claims humans were in California 130,000 years ago |
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Astronomers measure ripples in the cosmic web |
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Cave sediments yield DNA of early human relatives |
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Scientists find new population of endangered cats in Borneo |
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Scientists build world's fastest camera |
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Beautiful Bering Strait image captured by Copernicus
Sentinel-3A satellite |
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SpaceX launches U.S. spy satellite |
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Scientists find star polluted by calcium |
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Study offers job interview advice for ex-convicts |
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The eyes of male net-casting spiders shrink as they mature |
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Bullying is on the decline in most schools, new research shows |
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Water plays a vital role in formation of Earth's crust |
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Perfect pitch: Scientists explore the mechanics of throwing |
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Invasive Asian clam makes its North American debut |
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Mystery of Antarctica's blood red glacial waterfall finally
explained |
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Cassini discovers 'Big Empty' in gap between Saturn and its
rings |
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Scientists discover new species of 'whiplash dinosaur' |
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Study suggests Antarctic glaciers are more stable than
previously estimated |
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Wild cuttlefish love triangle caught on film for the first
time |
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Nearby star is a good model for early solar system, new study
shows |
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Radioactive elements in New Mexican rock reveal longest
earthquake record |
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VISTA telescope penetrates dust of Small Magellanic Cloud |
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Population growth, spread responsible for human advancement |
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Meteor showers prompted volcano eruptions, study suggests |
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Study: Climate change affected spotted skunk evolution |
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Scientists uncover substance telling ants which will become
queens |
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Ancient amber offers evidence of oldest orchid fossil |
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Brave fish are more likely to end up eaten fish, research
shows |
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Can edible insects help curb global warming? |
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Crabs with broken shells are weaker but fight harder for a new
home |
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World's first synthetic, soft tissue retina developed by
research student |
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World's largest X-ray laser produces first laser light |
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Colony density triggers bee puberty, not hormones |
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Mineral weathering helped life on Earth rebound after mass
extinction |
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From Hubble's vantage, space is a crowded place |
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Nurture, not nature, explains Internet trolling |
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U.S. gas prices continue slow summer rise |
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Norway at least doubles Barents Sea reserve estimate |
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Volatility concerns bruise crude oil prices |
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Fast-track drilling for Cuba envisioned |
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Supply issues building up to push crude oil lower early
Wednesday |
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Texas oil production in February increased slightly from last
year |
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A first-ever for Poland in the way of U.S. natural gas |
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Issues found with components for North Sea oil and gas field |
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Oil prices sink on U.S. shale oil growth |
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Trump order may seek to reverse offshore drilling ban |
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West African oil drawing capital interest |
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Trump's offshore oil move already facing legal challenge |
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Libya confirms restart of its largest oil field |
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Exxon more than doubles first quarter earnings over last year |
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U.S. oil earnings, legislation, lift prices, but GDP may
offset gains |
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Colorado gas blast idles second company |
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U.S. renewable power groups defend reliability |
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Pull out of Paris climate deal, energy group tells Trump |
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Oil prices lower on softening China |
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Gas prices holding steady for U.S. commuters |
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More oil coming from Norway, possibly sooner than expected |
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Possible demand concerns sink oil price rally early Tuesday |
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U.S. wind power accelerating at near-record pace |
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State-wide inspections follow fatal Colorado gas explosion |
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Chinese energy companies looking for offshore foothold |
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Pentagon concerned about lifting offshore drilling moratorium |
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State governors call on Trump to stay in Paris climate deal |
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Trump's offshore drilling order legal, backers say |
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Crude oil prices lose grip on psychological barrier of $50 per
barrel |
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Oil-rich Alberta lands energy agreement with Japan |
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Year-over-year oil, gas tax revenue up in Oklahoma |
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Russia announces oil production milestone above Arctic Circle |
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Total EU emissions tied to fossil fuels declined last year |
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TransCanada examining shipper commitments to Keystone XL |
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