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CHANDRA sees brightest supernova ever
Will global warming increase disease in corals?
Wheat stem rust a global threat to wheat supply
Greenland ice cap melting may have consequences for climatic change
New study says male infidelity is 'inevitable'
Research an end to concerns about fat in food
Using Lymphocyte count to predictor survival of young leukemia patients
Meditation may fine-tune attention span
Tropical plants may acclimate well to climate change
The 'healthy immigrant effect' and pregnancy outcomes
New therapies may help some end-stage heart failure patients avoid transplant
Does conception date affect a baby's future academic achievement?
Ranking the most sun-smart cities
Pesticides and nitrates in water may influence premature births
Luxury train beds - made from garbage bags?
Trauma can affect brain function years later
Sept. 11 ripple effect - those closest more reactive to fear
Some hypertension drugs may help reduce dementia risk
Frown or smile? Children with autism can't discern the difference
Amnesty International uses satellite to monitor political hot spots
Waste-free corn for cars
Mirror neurons: How we reflect on behavior
'Twilight zone' around clouds makes global warming predictions unclear
Revolution in conservation -tagging fish and all their future offspring
New anti-estrogenic Peptide may fight breast cancer

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