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Even low doses of Ecstasy lead to memory loss
Do financial incentives for physicians lead to better care?
Pay-for-performance incentive for physicians decreases smoking in patients, study says
How sneaky HIV escapes its cell
Drug company funding of drug trials greatly influences outcome
Geoengineering -- A quick fix with big risks
The link between Khat and mental illness
Mysterious radio waves on Titan
Fuel cells from lobster shells
Cognitive lock-in: teaching an old dog new tricks
Suriname rainforest yields 24 new species
3-D fusion: A better way to see heart disease
How different consumer types shop
Are we always ambivalent?
Why does foreign money seem like play money?
Do beta-amyloids cause Alzheimers?
Modeling the restless brain
Study warns climate change will lead to decline in bird diversity
Stem cells transplanted into rat brains move toward damaged areas
Crammed with charged DNA, pressure rises inside virus
Preserving Library of Congress’ Treasures
Divorce increases risk of Ritalin use
Antipsychotic drugs increase risk of death in older people with dementia
Still feel pain? It may be all in your head

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